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Storage magazine - Vol. 9 Num. 4 June 2010

The June 2010 cover story of Storage magazine provided insights on where solid state makes sense in today’s storage environments. This month’s issue also reveals the winners of our latest Quality Awards survey for backup and recovery software, best practices from W. Curtis Preston for backing up Microsoft SharePoint and much more.   Access >>>

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    • Backing up SharePoint by W. Curtis Preston

      Microsoft SharePoint is gaining in popularity as a corporate collaboration tool—it's great for office efficiency, but tough on backups.

    • Making the case for solid-state storage by Dennis Martin

      With a variety of solid-state implementations available, it's time to take a serious look at how the technology could enhance your storage environment.

  • Columns
    • Backup is too hard

      Storage environments are getting more complex, which makes data protection even tougher. While backup software does more these days, it's still frustrating the hell out of users.

    • Are more Symantec OST-like APIs needed? by Lauren Whitehouse

      One of the by-products of Symantec's OpenStorage interface is a performance improvement in backup and recovery operations.

    • NFS a good match for VMware by Tony Asaro

      With server virtualization proliferating, most companies are hooking those virtualized environments into Fibre Channel SANs; but there may be a better alternative.

    • Virtual servers and their impact on data storage

      Taneja Group senior analyst and consultant Jeff Byrne opines on how almost every IT shop has virtualized at least some of its servers, shifting much of the burden of server consolidation onto data storage systems.

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