Continuing the blog posts on Storage Resource Analysis (SRA), this post focuses on some facts about what causes and what are inconsistencies in storage environments.
Exclusives
Storage Resource Analysis (SRA): Part 5
Continuing the blog posts on Storage Resource Analysis (SRA), this post focuses on some facts about data that sits in Storage Environments.
Storage Resource Analysis (SRA): Part 4
Continuing the blog posts on Storage Resource Analysis (SRA), this post focuses on some fundamental questions around Storage Environments.
Storage Resource Analysis (SRA): Part 3
The IT Budgets of 2009: Continuing my posts on Storage Resource Analysis (SRA) and Storage Economics, this one focuses on the facts of IT – Storage Budgets of 2009.
Storage Resource Analysis (SRA): Part 2
Continuing the series blog post on Storage Resource Analysis (SRA), this post focuses on the “IT – Storage World of 2009†and the requirements / importance of it around today’s overall Storage Strategy.
Storage Resource Analysis (SRA): Part 1
A series post related on importance of storage economics for your IT/Storage Environments.
5 Things About the Cisco Announcement and a Wrap Up (Post Prandial)
So Cisco announced it Intel Servers today. Its kind of exciting if you are into Data Centers and Virtualisation. They have done something very different.
EMC Symmetrix DMX-4: Components
In my previous posts on EMC Symmetrix 3, 5, 8 Series and EMCSymmetrix DMX, DMX-2 Series we discussed some important components comprised in these systems. In this post we will discuss components of EMC Symmetrix DMX-4.
Planning for Virtual Infrastructure: Avoid the Pitfalls
Virtualization is seen as the technology that makes it possible to do more with less, but there are many pitfalls to consider when virtualizing server infrastructure. This article suggests planning decisions to be considered that, if overlooked, could ruin the total cost of ownership (TCO) and the return on on investment (ROI) expected from this virtual infrastructure.
Cisco is Wishfully Wishing for FCoE Sales?
Omar Sultan from Cisco is wishing that FCoE would actually get some sales. You see, Cisco bought Nuova Systems to rush FCoE to market as the Nexus 5000 switch. But someone forgot to complete the standards work, and now this is causing problems. Customers are obviously concerned that FCoE has NOT been standardised.