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StorageReview.com is a world leading independent storage authority, providing in-depth news coverage, detailed reviews and lab services on storage arrays, hard drives, SSDs, and the related hardware and software that make these storage solutions work. Our podcast will look at the evolving nature of the enterprise technology industry and we’ll interview those that are leading the charge in cutting edge progress.
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Podcast #120: Seagate Exos CORVAULT
Recently, Brian took a trip to Longmont, Colorado, to look at the Seagate Exos CORVAULT, a high-density storage platform five years in the making! We followed up his visit by posting a deep dive into the CORVAULT, looking at everything from unboxing to setup and highlighting the many features associated with this technology.
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Podcast #118: Going Deep on Microsoft Azure Arc, Cloud, Managed SQL, AVD, HCI and More!
Brian invited Ernie Costa to join him for this podcast. Ernie is a Team Lead at Commvault and a Microsoft Azure Hybrid MVP (Most Valuable Professional). Ernie's LinkedIn profile lists his background as a Systems Administrator, Engineer, and Architect with 20 years of Enterprise, SMB, Financial, Hospitality, and Educational experience.
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Podcast#117: Fibre Channel Still Tops for Virtualization
Brian invited his friend Nishant Lodha, Marvell's Director of Emerging Technologies to sit for the podcast. Nishant has been with Marvell for over 13 years. His key responsibilities include subject matter expert, technology evangelist, driving growth in emerging markets, competitive analysis, product positioning, outbound marketing, and hands-on technology analysis.
Nishant has worked with StorageReview on several topics, most recently on Innovation and Reliability Make Fibre Channel the Choice for Data Center SANs. Nishant strongly believes that Fibre Channel is the best solution for SAN deployment, and he is not alone. Look to other vendors, and they will echo his thoughts (although maybe not as loudly).
This is an excellent discussion about SAN technology, where it is, and where it is going. It is worth the 45 minutes, but the time stamp is below if you need to jump around in the video.
00:00 Introduction
Candid introduction
VMware vSphere integration
Bringing the data center on-prem
Operational simplicity and reliability
05:00 It just works because of the engineering effort
Fibre Channel versus the "new things"
NVMe
NVMe over Fabrics
ESXi support
Adoption
10:00 Deployment cycle
Currently, a small number of adopters for NVMe over fabrics
How to be successful with NVMe
The hardware is pretty solid
The software is taking longer
critical features are lacking
ESXi 8 should be the driving factor
15:00 What about DPUs
How will it transform the industry
Used as networking/accelerators
VMware bringing DPUs on-prem
Storage applications are typically mission-critical
DPUs are proven for networking
DPUs could offload storage processing
CXL timeframe
20:00 CXL potential
CXL opportunity
How do technologies impact engineering
How server vendors prioritize technology
How lanes are utilized
27:00 CPU Interactions
Cooling
Green initiatives
Visibility into energy consumption
30:00 Economics
Energy consumption
Management and visualization
vVols
Loss of visibility
Challenges with monitoring external applications
Troubleshooting challenges
VM-ID
35:00 More on VM-ID
Worldwide unique IDs
Using the data to determine the impact
Future of performance capabilities
Speed discussion
64G FC arrays
40:00 Performance dynamics
Migrations with FC
Congestion issues
Drivers for increased speeds
Intelligent and value-driven
What's at the edge
Infrastructure is stretched
Retrain the workforce
46:00 Edge challenges
Unmanaged/unmanned
We need to add more storage at the edge
Higher performance at the edge
Cost
Making devices autonomous
Vendor direction
50:00 Wrap up
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Podcast #116: Delete those files!
Brian tackles the concept of data deletion on this podcast and why it is essential. Brian's guest is Dr. Vincent Berk, Chief Strategy Officer at Quantum Xchange.
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Podcast #115: Is Computational Storage Just a Fancy Name for Storage?
Brian sat down with ScaleFlux's JB Baker for an interesting discussion about computational storage and the impact ScaleFlux has had on the industry. StorageReview has covered ScaleFlux news for several releases, most recently in early January. Check out the review on the CSD 3000 SSD for some background.
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Podcast #114: Dell Alpine Delivered – PowerFlex on AWS
Brian recently caught up with Dell's Michael Richtberg to get the latest on PowerFlexOS and dive into what's on the roadmap for Storage Products from the Advanced Innovations team.
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