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Today’s message is about goodbyes and hellos. For the last few years I have had the pleasure of working with a great sales team at NetApp with customers from around the world. I joined NetApp after a few virtualization projects in the mid 2000s which I designed data centers that incorporated the use of NetApp [...]
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20. January 2010
It has been a while since I have posted anything. All Good reasons why, in that I have been kept very busy by my employer “NetApp” on some great work with customers on several very advanced technologies through the use of things we have worked very closely to integrate with Cisco and VMware, more on [...]
Continue reading...I/O Virtualization, New Ethernet Storage Possibilities
31. March 2009
A technology that I have heard about in the past but haven’t investigated deeply was SR-IOV. The research done for the last two posts placed the technology in a more strategic light for me personally. I feel that this technology will soon be in the mainstream of enterprises and this technology will be added to [...]
Continue reading...Cisco UCS – Part II
26. March 2009
The Cisco UCS system is proving to be loaded with a few thought leading technologies. Official Product details appear to be scheduled for launch on March 31st, 2009 http://www.thedcofthefuture.com/ Much of this detail, minus a few specifics, can be gleaned out of the At-A-Glance data sheet. Taking that data along with a nugget or two [...]
Continue reading...Lot’s of Excitement about Cisco UCS
17. March 2009
Cisco’s Unified Computing System has caused quite the buzz and while many are working on the specifics of what hardware component does what, I figured it would be worthwhile to write a post about what the promise or reality of UCS is. This is essentially a major transformation or technology shift that is occurring in [...]
Continue reading...FCoE – Wow is there confusion on this out there
12. March 2009
FCoE Fibre Channel over Ethernet promises a great new future for block based storage protocols. I have found that in my conversations with many customers/clients that there is a significant amount of confusion around what FCoE actually is. This post is an attempt to clear some of the basic confusion up. The FCoE technology in [...]
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4. June 2010
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