Maciej Lelusz highlights Commvault’s Clumio, a cloud-native backup solution designed specifically for AWS, emphasizing its seamless integration and robust data protection capabilities. He explores how Clumio differentiates itself in the cloud backup market by offering efficient, scalable, and secure features. For more coverage of Cloud Field Day 23, check out Maciej’s blog.
Commvault at Cloud Field Day 23: Recovery-as-Code and the Future of Cloud Data Resilience
At Cloud Field Day 23, Commvault presented its forward-thinking approach to cloud data resilience, emphasizing the importance of Recovery-as-Code in enhancing data recovery strategies. The company showcased how their latest technologies are designed to streamline and secure data management processes across diverse cloud environments. For additional insights on Commvault’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, follow the comprehensive coverage by Shala Denise on LinkedIn.
Commvault – From Backup Hero to Cyber Resilience Evangelist
Maciej Lelusz explores how Commvault has transitioned from a primary focus on backup solutions to a broader role in cyber resilience, shedding light on their innovative strategies and technologies that align with contemporary security needs. His analysis provides an in-depth look at how Commvault’s evolution reflects larger trends in data management and protection. Find more coverage of Cloud Field Day 23 by Maciej Lelusz on his blog.
Qumulo – Any Data on Any Platform
Maciej Lelusz discusses the versatility and technical proficiency of Qumulo’s solutions, emphasizing their capacity to handle any data on any platform efficiently. By breaking down complex storage needs, Lelusz explains how Qumulo caters to diverse environments through scalable and flexible architectures. Find more coverage of Cloud Field Day 23 on Maciej’s site.
Cloud ERP on Your Terms: SAP, HPE GreenLake, and the Private Cloud Middle Ground
Mike Stanley explores the integration of SAP ERP solutions with HPE GreenLake to offer businesses a flexible, scalable private cloud option that balances control and cloud innovation. He highlights the benefits of this hybrid approach, such as enhanced security and customizable resource management, for enterprises seeking adaptable cloud strategies. For more insights on Cloud Field Day 23, visit Mike’s blog.
Scality RING – From Microseconds to Magnetic Reels
Maciej Lelusz recently provided an insightful analysis on Scality RING’s technology progression from cutting-edge microseconds data handling to traditional magnetic reels storage solutions. His discussions shed light on the implications of storage technology evolution and its impact on enterprise data management strategies. For more comprehensive coverage of Cloud Field Day 23 by Maciej Lelusz, visit his blog.
What Qumulo’s CFD23 Talk Taught Me About Smart, Scalable Data Storage—And DR That Doesn’t Suck
In her analysis of Qumulo’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, Shala Denise highlights the company’s innovative approach to smart, scalable data storage solutions that address the complexities of managing vast data volumes efficiently. She appreciates Qumulo’s effective disaster recovery strategies, which she notes are designed to ensure robust data protection without compromising performance. For more comprehensive insights from Shala Denise on Cloud Field Day 23, follow her on LinkedIn.
SAP Cloud Ultimatum – Innovate or Expire
SAP is pushing customers to migrate to its cloud ERP system, S/4HANA, by 2030, threatening to withhold support and innovation for those who don’t. The company’s Customer Data Center (CDC) deployment, a private cloud model, offers a compromise for those with regulatory concerns, but it still requires a costly and complex rebuild. Ultimately, SAP is executing a vendor lock-in strategy, forcing customers to choose between migration pain now or irrelevance later. At Cloud Field Day, HPE presented a GreenLake solution for SAP as outlined by Maciej Lelusz in this article following the event.
Why Energy Transfer is migrating to SAP’s Private Cloud ERP
Mike Stanley recently discussed Energy Transfer’s significant migration to SAP’s Private Cloud ERP, highlighting the strategic benefits and efficiencies the move offers. He emphasized how this shift is aimed at enhancing scalability and stability in their operations, aligning closely with future growth objectives. For more insights into Cloud Field Day 23, follow Mike Stanley on LinkedIn.
When “Cloud-First” Isn’t Easy: Rethinking SAP HANA with HPE GreenLake
Shala Denise explores the challenges organizations face when adopting a “cloud-first” strategy, particularly when implementing SAP HANA, in her latest article. She discusses how HPE GreenLake offers a flexible, scalable alternative that aligns more closely with enterprise needs for managing large-scale data applications. For additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23, follow Shala’s coverage on LinkedIn.
Commvault Private Cloud Software Suite Provides Cloud Resiliency
Allyson Klein discusses the capabilities of the Commvault Private Cloud Software Suite, highlighting its potential to enhance cloud resiliency by offering robust data protection and recovery solutions. She explores how the suite supports businesses in effectively managing and securing their data across various cloud environments. For additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23 from Allyson Klein, visit The Tech Arena.
Immutable Storage Meets DevOps Velocity: Highlights from Scality at Cloud Field Day 23
Shala Denise discusses key insights from Scality’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, focusing on how their immutable storage solutions enhance DevOps processes with increased velocity and security. She analyzes the practical implications of integrating scalable and secure data management frameworks into agile environments, which is critical for organizations targeting robust digital transformation. For an in-depth look at Scality’s offerings and further coverage of Cloud Field Day 23, watch Gifted Lane.
Techstrong Gang June 10, 20205 – Walmart AI
In the June 10 episode of Techstrong Gang, Stephen Foskett shares insights from the recent Cloud Field Day, touching on the critical rise of cyber resiliency, hybrid cloud strategies, and AI infrastructure. The discussion stresses that business continuity must become a foundational priority, expressing concern that many organizations still lack viable disaster recovery practices. They underline how enterprises are moving away from centralized cloud toward hybrid models that allow for flexibility, sovereignty, and consistent operations—even during crises. Watch Techstrong Gang every day for more incredible insights!
Scaling Smarter Optimizes Cloud Costs in the Age of Data Abundance
Keeping every application and every scrap of data on the public cloud becomes very expensive; we need to improve our cloud economics. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast features Vriti Magee, Mitch Lewis, and Alastair Cooke. The belief that data is the new oil has led many companies to retain every piece of data they generate, often in object storage on public cloud platforms. The continuous growth of this data leads to a growing bill from the cloud provider, often with no clear plan in place for recouping the value of the money spent. Generative AI requires training data, which is another reason to retain everything; again, there needs to be value returned to the business. New designs for cloud applications must include data management and managed retention as key criteria. Sustainable, honest designs that enable business change are vital for delivering value back to the business.
Exploring Cloud Resilience, AI, and Data at Cloud Field Day 23
Cloud Field Day is making its highly anticipated return to San Francisco on June 4th and 5th, bringing together some of the biggest names in cloud technology for two days of in-depth insights and live demos. You can catch every moment of the action live on the Tech Field Day LinkedIn page and Techstrong TV. […]
