NetApp Enterprise Scale Hyperconverged Infrastructure with Gabriel Chapman

Gabriel Chapman, Senior Manager with NetApp HCI, presents NetApp’s recent entry into the hyperconverged infrastructure market. He starts by outlining the challenges of HCI, which sits at the inflection point between traditional infrastructure and the cloud. He then discusses how the first generation of HCI made trade offs to be feasible. This then leads into […]

Pluribus Networks VMware Integrations with Alessandro Barbieri

Alessandro Barbieri, Vice President of Product Management at Pluribus Networks, reviews the company’s new integrations with VMware. This includes discovery and provisioning of ESXi hosts, integration of endpoint metadata housed in their Cloud Fabric which allows for advanced policy configuration, and exploration of host to VM analytics. These integrations not only include vCenter, but NSX […]

Pluribus Networks Netvisor OS and Adaptive Cloud Fabric with Steven Shalita

Steven Shalita, Vice President of Marketing at Pluribus Networks, reviews the fundamentals of the Netvisor OS and the Adaptive Cloud Fabric architecture that differentiates their solutions. Their OS is based on a controller-less distributed architecture designed to scale without specific protocol requirements. He further goes over the automation and programmability of Netvisor, including a look […]

Pluribus Networks History and Overview with Steven Shalita

Steven Shalita, Vice President of Marketing at Pluribus Networks, gives a technological overview of their solutions. This includes a look at the history behind the development of the Netvisor, and the company’s history with initial OEM relationships that allowed them develop and harden their technology rapidly. This business focus on OEMs allowed them to mature […]

Druva Cloud Platform Demo with Bhaskar Sirohi

Bhaskar Sirohi, Director of Western US Field Engineering with Druva, demonstrates the Druva Cloud Platform for the delegates. This starts from the Phoenix console web UI, which gives you an overview of system performance, snapshots, VMs, and data restore volume. They further walk through the restore experience, which supports vCenter integration. Hot, warm, and cold […]

Druva Cloud Platform Introduction with Jesse Kachapis

Jesse Kachapis, Senior Pre-Sales Engineer at Druva, introduces the delegates to the company’s Cloud Platform. This is primary based around their hybrid cloud data protection solution, which allows organizations to move legacy backup infrastructure off-site. This runs in AWS and supports tiering among their various storage offerings. On top of this, Druva offers additional services […]

Kingston DCP1000 Overview with Cameron Crandall

Cameron Crandall, Senior Technology Manager at Kingston, gives an overview of the Kingston DCP1000, their high performance NVMe drive targeted at data center applications. The drive supports up to 3.2TB with ECC data protection, and offers 1.25 million read IOPS with 7GB/second bandwidth.

Kingston Rise of NVMe with Rich Kanadjian

Rich Kanadjian, Technical Business Development Manager at Kingston, reviews the company’s history with SSDs. From initially partnering with Intel on the first enterprise SSDs, the company is now producing NVMe drives. Rich reviews why NVMe less about hardware, and more about a simpler driver for an OS. Previous SATA protocols has over 120 commands, while […]

Kingston Introduction with David Leong

David Leong, PR Manager at Kingston Technologies, gives the delegates a brief overview of the history of the company, and their business outside of the enterprise SSD market.

KEMP Technologies Presents at Networking Field Day 16

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