StarWind Scale Out and Log Structured File System with Anton Kolomyeytsev

Anton Kolomyeytsev, CEO, Chief Architect & Co-Founder, goes into the technical details of the StarWind Log Structured File System. He covers how LSFS solves the challenges of I/O blender and how it works differently from more traditional offerings. He also touches on the system’s in-line deduplication implementation and how it integrates into the overall LSFS […]

StarWind Fault-Tolerant Storage Demo with Max Kolomyeytsev

Max Kolomyeytsev, Director of Product Management, demonstrates using StarWind for configuration of FT storage. He then compares local flash performance to using StarWind when mirroring flash, illustrating minimal performance loss with their synchronous replication approach.

StarWind Simple, Flexible, Scalable Storage with Max Kolomyeytsev and Anton Kolomyeytsev

Max Kolomyeytsev, Director of Product Management, introduces StarWind. He discusses the company’s background and current vision. Anton Kolomyeytsev, CEO, Chief Architect & Co-Founder, proceeds to give details on the StarWind Storage appliance. This includes an architectural overview, as well as a look at their roadmap. This includes Starwind SA serving not only as a SAN/NAS, […]

Ryussi MoSMB Architecture with Sunu Engineer

Sunu Engineer, CTO at Ryussi Technologies, reviews the architectural details of MoSMB, their proprietary SMB stack. This includes support for newer storage controllers, including NVMe. MoSMB allows you to have different types of storage layers with support for heterogeneous storage under the same SMB server.

Ryussi MoSMB: An Advanced SMB 3 Stack with Sandeep Bhambani

Sandeep Bhambani, the CEO of Ryussi Technologies, introduces the delegates to the company. From there, he begins to give an overview of MoSMB, their proprietary high performance and lightweight SMB solution that supports Windows, MacOS, and Linux.

Cisco Fastlane Demo with Jerome Henry

Jerome Henry, Principal Engineer at Cisco, gives a demonstration of setting up Fastlane on a Cisco router. This is disabled by default, but once enabled, it allows for white listed apps to apply QoS profiles to traffic.

Cisco Prioritizing Business Apps with Jerome Henry

Jerome Henry, Principal Engineer at Cisco, reviews how Cisco and Apple partnered to improve QoS between devices and access points. The challenge was to create a system that could prioritize business critical apps and data, be easy to implement, and give IT control over app priority. This resulted in Fast Lane QoS markings. This allows […]

Cisco Optimized Wi-Fi Connectivity with Jerome Henry

Jerome Henry, Principal Engineer at Cisco, reviews the developments with wi-fi roaming as part of Cisco’s partnership with Apple. He discusses how they have improved 802.11k/v/r are implemented to improve roaming performance, to allow for faster shifting between access points.

Cisco Fast-Tracking the Mobile Enterprise with Jerome Henry

Jerome Henry, Principal Engineer at Cisco, introduces the latest developments with Cisco’s partnership with Apple. He reviews what solutions have been developed in the first year. The areas of focus were improving roaming coverage and adding QoS information from device to the network.

Cisco Fog Computing with Samuel Pasquier

Samuel Pasquier, Director of Product Management at Cisco, which allows for doing lightweight compute directly on the edge with IoT devices, before sending back to the data center.

Cisco IoT LoRaWAN Sensor Networking with Samuel Pasquier

Samuel Pasquier, Director of Product Management at Cisco, give an overview of LoRaWAN. This stands for 2-way Long Range Low Power Wide Area Network, designed specifically to fill the gap between cellular and local wireless connectivity. End devices with LoRaWAN can last up to 10 years on battery power. This is due to their low […]

Cisco IoT Infrastructure Portfolio with Samuel Pasquier

Samuel Pasquier, Director of Product Management at Cisco, reviews their IoT connectivity portfolio. Cisco’s approach to this is to bring connectivity to devices and sensors, and to get that data to drive more business and customers. This requires a different thinking both in terms of form factor, as well as power requirements.

Cisco ENCS 5400 Series with Abhi Karmakar

Abhi Karmakar, Product Manager at Cisco, introduces the ENCS 5400 Series platform. It is a hosting platform for network services, designed specifically for enterprise.

Cisco IaaS Cloud Enviroinment with Liad Ofek

Liad Ofek, Director of Product Management at Cisco, reviews how their Cloud Services Router 1000V, which allows you to extend your network, with the same capabilities, directly into the cloud. This has support for Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services, with more partners coming soon.

Cisco Secure Agile Exchange with Liad Ofek

Liad Ofek, Director of Product Management at Cisco, reviews the recently announced Secure Agile Exchange. This virtualization allows you to move DMZ services into carrier-neutral facilities. This removes a lot of the backhaul to the data center and lets you network directly with the cloud.

Cisco Next-Generation Firewall V with Liad Ofek

Liad Ofek, Director of Product Management at Cisco, reviews their firewall and security offerings. These can be adjusted for different segments, from campus to branch. This covers both cloud security, traditional firewalls, and their Firewall V next generation solution.

Cisco Digital Network Architecture Introduction with Liad Ofek

Liad Ofek, Director of Product Management at Cisco, reviews their Digital network Architecture (DNA) and their virtualization solution. DNA helps customers to deploy network services in minutes in the branch, campus, co-location centers and the cloud.

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