How to run MySQL in AWS with Zadara Storage
This article provides step by step instructions on how to run a MySQL instance with Zadara Storage at AWS
This article provides step by step instructions on how to run a MySQL instance with Zadara Storage at AWS
Zadara Storage provides high performance and security via dedicated SAS and SSD drives per user.
In this webcast, BrightTALK, AWS and Zadara explain the importance of Enterprise class cloud block storage as a service.
It is no secret that storage performance in the cloud is one of the main challenges for applications. The storage performance problem in the cloud has multiple facets. It is not just low vs. high performance; it’s also the fact that performance varies over time, and one customer can impact the performance of others. There is also the issue of storage performance monitoring. How does one know if an application is running slowly because of storage performance, or because of other factors like networking, IO concurrency, latencies, etc.?
One of the main concerns people have when they need to store data and run applications in the cloud is the security. Despite the fact that cloud providers usually have very good security schemes, there are some questions one needs to ask when moving data that is in one’s own data center to the cloud.
Rackspace recently announced CBS, their new cloud block storage offering.
Zadara allows each cloud customer to have their own virtual private storage array, and connect from Rackspace Cloud at very low latency. (currently available only in ORD datacenter)
Amazon recently announced Provisioned IOPS EBS volumes and EBS-Optimized instances. These two new features make Amazon the public cloud provider with the most advanced storage capabilities.