New White Paper: Zadara Storage Cloud
We’ve published a new white paper that explains some of the history of Zadara and how that history enabled us to build the current version of the Zadara Storage Cloud for Enterprises and Service Providers.
We’ve published a new white paper that explains some of the history of Zadara and how that history enabled us to build the current version of the Zadara Storage Cloud for Enterprises and Service Providers.
Zadara Storage is excited to announce its newest feature, which makes it easy to adjust one’s trade-offs among price, protection and performance. We’ve always had agility, i.e., the ability to make changes easily, quickly and without penalty, at the core of our philosophy. This new capability fits right in because it means customers can now seamlessly shift their data to pools of different drive types, drive counts, drive rotational speeds and/or RAID levels with no application downtime.
It’s nowhere near the end of the year, but I can already say it has been an amazing year so far for us here at Zadara Storage. We’ve worked hard and have been highly rewarded with incredible growth and great recognition.
New tutorials to help you set up a new VPSA and create iSCSI LUNs, CIFS and NFS volumes.
451 Research: “Zadara is offering a glimpse into the future of enterprise storage”
We’re at VMworld this week in San Francisco – one of our favorite industry events! Here’s an overview of what you’ll find at our booth and some of the exciting product news we’re sharing at the event:
Yesterday we launched the on-premises version (called OPaaS) of our venerable storage platform to acclaim – The Register and a bit of confusion – Forbes.
Today Zadara Storage announced the next evolution of our storage platform – Zadara On-Premise as a Service (OPaaS). We pronounce it ‘OPUS’ (yep, just like this).
All flash is gaining much hype – and for good reasons. Flash is changing architectures, delivering faster workloads, enabling new applications and is helping to achieve better efficiencies – we are just at the beginning of the flash revolution in the data center.
But we all know that there’s no such thing as a free lunch, and that although hyperbole often has a grain of truth, it needs to be looked at critically. With flash, the cost equation (TCA and TCO) is becoming more confusing whether on-premise or in the cloud, and flash vendors add to the confusion with marketing lingo. Well, who can blame them? Flash is a great technology and it’s tempting to market it everywhere.