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Dell EMC Isilon F800 Performance with Anton Rang

Anton Rang, Software Engineer with Dell EMC Isilon, reviews the performance their new F800 all-flash platform can achieve. This includes 15.4GB per second reads and almost 8GB per second writes, per chassis.

Dell EMC Isilon OneFS 8.1 for Flash with Anton Rang

Anton Rang, Software Engineer at Dell EMC Isilon, discusses their OneFS software. This powers Isilon, and is based on a FreeBSD kernel. Anton goes in-depth how the system had to be adjusted to make the most out of its new all-flash environment.

Dell EMC Isilon F800 Architecture with Steve Soumpholphakdy

Steve Soumpholphakdy, Software Senior Engineer with Dell EMC Isilon, gives the delegates an architectural overview of their new F800 platform. This is Isilon’s new all-flash scale out NAS. F800 was designed to increase density, better resiliency, and transition to an Ethernet backend, replacing InfiniBand.

Introduction to Dell EMC Isilon with John Har

John Har, Isilon Product Manager for Dell EMC, gives an introduction to the product line. The company recently launched the F800 line, an all-flash version of the platform. John reviews conceptually how Isilon is designed, and what the typical use cases are for their scale out NAS platform.

Dell EMC Unity Unisphere and CloudIQ Demo with Wei Chen

Wei Chen, Principal Engineer, Product Technologist with Dell EMC Unity, gives an overview of their Unity Unisphere, which features a simplified UI and dashboard, to allow you to immediately get information without getting bogged down in specifics. He also gives a demo of CloudIQ, their SaaS cloud-based storage analytics application.

Dell EMC Unity Product Overview and Architecture with Kaushik Ghosh

Kaushik Ghosh, Senior Management, Product Development with Dell EMC Unity, gives a product overview of their line. This includes their all-flash arrays, converged appliances, and new VMware-based virtual appliance. For their purpose built solutions, Dell EMC has designed Unity from the ground up to be all-flash native, with multi-core optimizations, automatic wear balancing, and inline […]

Improving Deduplication via Mathematics with Richard Lary

Improving Deduplication via Mathematics with Richard Lary

In his presentation at Storage Field Day 13, Richard Lary, Chief Scientist at X-IO Technologies, delves into the complexities and innovations in deduplication technology, emphasizing the significant role of mathematics in enhancing performance. Lary begins by highlighting the resource-intensive nature of deduplication, which involves substantial memory, CPU cycles, and disk accesses. He explains that deduplication […]

Edge Computing with X-IO with Bill Miller

Bill Miller, Chairman and CEO at X-IO Technologies, goes over the rise of Edge Computing and the challenges this fast-growing market represents not only to storage, but computing as a whole.

X-IO Introduction and Catch-Up with Gavin McLaughlin

Gavin McLaughlin, Strategy & Communication at X-IO Technologies, kicks off their presentation by reviewing X-IO’s history in the enterprise. He then expands into reviewing their historic market position, their recent restructuring, and where the company is headed in the future.

Primary Data DataSphere 2.0 Early Access with Douglas Fallstrom

Douglas Fallstrom, VP Products at Primary Data, gives an overview of their new release, DataSphere 2.0. This includes SMB support, uninterrupted recovery, VLAN, and resiliency improvements. He also reviews the cloud migration tools built into the new version.

Primary Data Markets and Industries with Lance Smith

Lance Smith, CEO of Primary Data, reviews the pain points that necessitate a solution like DataSphere. He then gives an overview of what verticals they see their solution being particularly applicable to, and reviews their use cases.

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