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Storage magazine - Vol. 11 Num. 4 June 2012

The June 2012 issue features in-depth look at today's object-based storage systems and why they're so popular. Plus, find out about tactics that simplify DR, get tips for configuring storage for virtual desktops successfully, leveraging the cloud for data center storage, and more.   Access >>>

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    • Inside object-based storage by Jacob N. Gsoedl, Contributor

      Web 2.0 applications and cloud storage have shown that object-based storage offers unrivaled scalability and is also ideal for use with distributed applications.

    • NetBackup, Avamar top choices for backup apps again by Rich Castagna

      Both of last year's top Quality Awards backup applications keep up their winning ways with repeat victories over an expanding field of backup and recovery apps.

    • Configuring storage for virtual desktops by Chris Evans, Contributor

      The goals of most desktop virtualization projects are reduced costs and efficient support operations, but building a storage infrastructure for virtual desktops has its challenges.

    • VM backup: almost too easy by Rich Castagna

      Almost all the respondents to our latest survey have virtualized some or all of their servers, and consider backup a piece of cake. What other VM backup myths did they debunk?

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