A new, 5th Branch in the “Storage Tree of Life”
Virtual Geek an insider's perspective, technical tips n' tricks in the era of the IT Revolution One of my most popular and furiously debated blog posts in recent history was a long diatribe on the nature of the diverse “persistence ecosystem” – the “Storage Tree of Life” (here) It outlined how you could “group” all storage architectures into four major “Phylum” (branches), and how all persistence
Two “Big Deals” – EMC Architect Tool, and a HUGE new way to get EMC software.
Two “Big Deals” – EMC Architect Tool, and a HUGE new way to get EMC software. On last week’s “Speaking in Tech” episode (it’s one of my favorite podcasts – sometimes silly, sometimes insightful, but always fun – subscribe here), Greg asked me what is going on in my gig – and I mentioned that I was learning (“hand over fist”) about trying to help and guide a large org. Someone once told me that it’
VMworld 2012: VM Granular storage–what we’re working on…
Virtual Geek an insider's perspective, technical tips n' tricks in the era of the IT Revolution I hinted at this last year for VMworld 2011... This concept – tentatively called “VM Granular Storage” is a real twist, and has immense potential. It won’t materialize in any significant way for some time to come – so it’s more about airing out the idea, sharing what VMware and EMC (and the broader
vSphere 4.1 - What do the “vStorage APIs for Array Integration” mean to you?
vSphere 4.1 - What do the “vStorage APIs for Array Integration” mean to you? Well – in a nutshell – more, for less. The vStorage APIs for Array integration (or VAAI) have been something that we previewed back at VMworld 2009. Now that vSphere 4.1 is officially out, we can now talk about it without tapdancing around a lot of stuff. I did a webcast on this topic the week before last. I needed to st
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