Break the performance bottleneck with these storage, network tips

Storage

Managing and protecting all enterprise data October 2018, Vol. 17, No. 7

In This Issue

Yes, a true private cloud can now be built

Forget everything you've heard about private cloud storage and start over with a true set of building blocks designed to let you create a public cloud-like infrastructure.Read More
Improve infrastructure performance with these compute and data tips

Perpetual hunger for better and faster application performance often requires reducing latency by either moving the data to the compute or the compute to the data, but which one?Read More
IT migration success hinges on minimizing downtime

Data, software and hardware migration projects should, but don't always, fully exploit the features and settings of the new environment and minimize application downtime.Read More
New memory technologies challenge NAND flash dominance

Cost and scaling limits mean planar NAND flash as we know it will slowly cede its pre-eminent place in the memory hierarchy to emerging technologies such as 3D XPoint.Read More
StorOne storage is set to disrupt the software-defined market

StorOne's TRU Storage technology raises the bar for software-defined storage by gathering together universal pools of storage across disparate hardware that any workload can use.Read More
Maximize cloud storage benefits with cloud-native data

A cloud storage strategy must acknowledge that storage is but one part of cloud use and involves storage and compute, as well as data that's accessible to all cloud resources.Read More

Storage is a digital magazine where experts provide detailed advice to help IT professionals solve today's increasingly complex storage challenges. It helps you manage, protect and drive business value from enterprise data residing on premises and in the cloud.

Features in this issue

Improve infrastructure performance with these compute and data tips
by Marc Staimer
Perpetual hunger for better and faster application performance often requires reducing latency by either moving the data to the compute or the compute to the data, but which one?
IT migration success hinges on minimizing downtime
by James Alan Miller
Data, software and hardware migration projects should, but don't always, fully exploit the features and settings of the new environment and minimize application downtime.
New memory technologies challenge NAND flash dominance
by Jim Handy
Cost and scaling limits mean planar NAND flash as we know it will slowly cede its pre-eminent place in the memory hierarchy to emerging technologies such as 3D XPoint.

News in this issue

Yes, a true private cloud can now be built
by Dave Raffo
Forget everything you've heard about private cloud storage and start over with a true set of building blocks designed to let you create a public cloud-like infrastructure.

Columns in this issue

StorOne storage is set to disrupt the software-defined market
by Jon Toigo
StorOne's TRU Storage technology raises the bar for software-defined storage by gathering together universal pools of storage across disparate hardware that any workload can use.
Maximize cloud storage benefits with cloud-native data
by George Crump
A cloud storage strategy must acknowledge that storage is but one part of cloud use and involves storage and compute, as well as data that's accessible to all cloud resources.