Storage Management Strategies for the CIO
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RAID alternatives: Will erasure codes rule?
Learn why the reliability of RAID technologies could be related to the increased use of erasure coding by both new and established storage vendors. Tip
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Can storage hypervisors bring high availability to the cloud?
Learn how the advanced functionality of a storage hypervisor provides a cloud infrastructure with high availability. Answer
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Is there any popular software that allows me to share PCIe SSD cards?
Learn the different methods to share PCIe SSD cards among multiple servers to improve performance and still keep costs down. Answer
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Can object storage systems be used with file-based apps?
Learn how to use applications such as Microsoft Exchange or SQL Server with object storage systems on the back end. Ask the Expert
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NetApp promises bring-your-own-device security without using the cloud
NetApp Connect, based on technology the storage vendor acquired from ionGrid, brings BYOD security to data stored on NetApp arrays. News
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Storage considerations for a Hadoop implementation
Storage Switzerland analyst Colm Keegan explains how to determine whether a SAN or NAS should be used as primary storage with Hadoop. Answer
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EMC World 2013 spotlights software-defined storage
SearchStorage brings you updates from EMC World 2013 on the company's newest product and strategy announcements and reactions from analysts and users. guide
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Which devices do I need for I/O virtualization?
Jon Toigo explains how I/O virtualization can simplify the server configuration used to host VMs and its role as an enabling technology for I/O processing. ATE
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2013 shaping up to be a 'decent' year for IT data storage spending
IT data storage is always a struggle, but storage managers should have a little more money in 2013 to spend on techs that can help ease the crunch of growing capacity demands. Feature
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How to improve your virtual server storage setups
One of the biggest challenges of building a virtual server infrastructure is fine-tuning the storage that supports the virtual machines. Having multiple server OSes running on a single physical server can easily overload a storage network and supp... E-Zine