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Storage magazine - Vol. 10 Num. 5 July 2011

In the July 2011 cover story of Storage magazine, Jacob Gsoedl examines the current problems associated with virtual server backup and highlights the latest apps and features that help in putting an end to those challenges.   Access >>>

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Features
    • 10 quick and easy ways to boost storage performance by Stephen Foskett, Contributor

      Don't let capacity concerns or virtualized servers bog down the performance of your storage systems. Here are 10 ways to pump up the performance of your storage arrays and networks

    • Build a private storage cloud by Phil Goodwin, Contributor

      Private storage clouds might seem like a rehash of old technology, but there are major potential benefits once you cut through the hype. Here's what you need to know to get started

  • Columns
    • Get ready for the storage revolution by Rich Castagna, Editorial Director

      Data storage vendors may want you to think it's all about hardware, but when the storage revolution comes, that won't be the main story.

    • Move over cloud, big data is here by Jeff Boles, Contributor

      With all the talk about cloud and big data, it’s hard to tell which comes first; but it just might be a cloud foundation that enables big data applications.

    • Is traditional backup past its prime? by Tony Asaro, Contributor

      We’ve been backing up our data the same way for decades, but proliferating applications and massive amounts of data are forcing a change.

    • How will tape factor into your cloud? by Terri McClure, Contributor

      Disk and tape-based technologies can and should be used in concert to meet the spectrum of data protection requirements.

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