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Appearance: Amazon Web Services Presents at Storage Field Day 25

Company: AWS

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Vimeo: Modernizing Data Storage with Amazon EBS
YouTube: Modernizing Data Storage with Amazon EBS

Personnel: John Hayden

Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) is an easy-to-use, scalable, high-performance block-storage service designed for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). In today’s fast-paced digital world, businesses need to have storage solutions that are not only scalable and performant but also provide the necessary security and resilience to safeguard data against unexpected events. In this presentation, John Hayden, Director of Engineering, will provide an overview and discuss the various benefits of EBS. The speaker will dive under the hood and discuss AWS-proprietary, cloud-optimized technology that enables EBS to support customers’ storage infrastructure migration, modernization, and optimization.

Index Engines CyberSense Post-Attack Recovery Workflow

Appearance: Index Engines Presents CyberSense at Storage Field Day 25

Company: Index Engines

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Personnel: Jim McGann

You’ve been attacked, how do you find and restore the last clean version of your data and get back to business quickly?

Presented by Jim McGann, VP of Marketing and Business Development, Index Engines

Ransomware Attack Detection with Index Engines CyberSense

Appearance: Index Engines Presents CyberSense at Storage Field Day 25

Company: Index Engines

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Personnel: Ed Moke, Jim McGann

The workings of how CyberSense detects 99.5% of corruption due to a ransomware attack, even newer, more advanced approaches.

Presented by Jim McGann, VP of Marketing and Business Development, and Ed Moke, VP, Product Operations, Index Engines

Ransomware Challenges with Index Engines CyberSense

Appearance: Index Engines Presents CyberSense at Storage Field Day 25

Company: Index Engines

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Vimeo: Ransomware Challenges with Index Engines CyberSense
YouTube: Ransomware Challenges with Index Engines CyberSense

Personnel: Jim McGann

A look at the approaches cyber criminals are taking and what a “last line of defense” really looks like.

Presented by Jim McGann, VP of Marketing and Business Development, Index Engines

Adding Cyber Resiliency for Storage and Backup Data with Index Engines CyberSense

Appearance: Index Engines Presents CyberSense at Storage Field Day 25

Company: Index Engines

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Personnel: Ed Moke, Jim McGann

An overview of Index Engines’ enterprise data intelligence platform, integrations and company overview.

Presented by Jim McGann, VP of Marketing and Business Development, and Ed Moke, VP, Product Operations, Index Engines

The Future of Enterprise Storage – Storage Field Day 25 Delegate Roundtable

Appearance: Wednesday Delegate Roundtable Discussion

Company: Tech Field Day

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Personnel: Stephen Foskett

The Storage Field Day 25 delegates consider the future of enterprise and cloud storage in anticipation of the presentations at this event. The storage industry is broadening beyond the previous focus on storage arrays to embrace the cloud and advanced features on top of the storage array. There is some optimism that technology like NVMe, CXL, computational storage, and more may spur a new generation of storage arrays, but we could also see greater focus on application integration, databases, analytics, and data management.

The Storage Field Day 25 roundtable discussion highlighted the evolving landscape of enterprise storage, emphasizing the shift from traditional storage arrays to cloud-based solutions and advanced data management features. Delegates noted the impact of cloud adoption on enterprise storage vendors, who now face challenges in competing with the cloud’s ease of use and scalability. The conversation touched on the need for storage vendors to innovate and offer cloud-like consumption models, while also addressing the growing importance of data control, security, and cost management. The discussion also explored the potential for new startups to leverage emerging technologies like NVMe, CXL, and computational storage to create innovative solutions. Overall, the delegates agreed that the future of storage lies in its integration with data management and application services, reflecting a broader trend towards a more holistic approach to handling data across various environments, including on-premises, cloud, and edge.

Security Automation with ZEDEDA and Opengear

Event: Edge Field Day 1

Appearance: Edge Field Day Thursday Roundtables

Company: Opengear, ZEDEDA

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Vimeo: Security Automation with ZEDEDA and Opengear
YouTube: Security Automation with ZEDEDA and Opengear

Personnel: Carl Fugate, Josh Warcop, Raghu Vatte, Ramtin Rampour, Stephen Foskett

Gartner predicts that by 2025, 60% of organizations will have adopted Zero Trust as their opening security move. As companies calibrate and recalibrate their security strategies in a bid to thrive in a hostile digital environment, embracing principles like Zero Trust has become increasingly pivotal to managing cyber risk.

Deploying Applications Across Edge Locations with Mako Networks and Avassa

Event: Edge Field Day 1

Appearance: Edge Field Day Wednesday Roundtable

Company: Avassa, Mako Networks

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Personnel: Alastair Cooke, Ben Young, Carl Moberg, Simon Gamble, Stephen Foskett

As companies have gone from having small footprint at the edge to tens of thousands of deployed edge applications, edge computing has become the next logical step to ensure a snappy user experience. The value it brings for applications in the forms of low latency and persistent availability are key to driving up customer engagement.

Delegates React to Tech Field Day 27

Appearance: Delegate Roundtable at Tech Field Day 27

Company: Tech Field Day

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Vimeo: Delegates React to Tech Field Day 27
YouTube: Delegates React to Tech Field Day 27

Personnel: Stephen Foskett

The Tech Field Day delegates discuss the presentations and technologies seen at Tech Field Day 27, including the presentations of Men&Mice, MemVerge, Astera Labs, Xconn, the CXL Consortium, and Kentik.

See How Kubernetes Traffic Routes Through Data Center, Cloud, and Internet with Kentik Kube

Company: Kentik

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Personnel: Kareena Hirani

Using Kentik Kube, cloud and infrastructure engineers can access detailed network traffic and performance visibility for internal and external traffic for their Kubernetes clusters to quickly detect and solve network problems.

Presented by Kareena Hirani, Product Manager, Cloud and Kubernetes, Kentik

Solving Faster in the Cloud Hybrid Infrastructure Observability with Kentik

Company: Kentik

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Personnel: Rosalind Whitley

This presentation will highlight practical examples of using Kentik to solve common application problems. How can you quickly use Kentik to discover misconfigured Security Groups, Access Control Lists, or Routing Tables? We’ll explore how practitioners serving distributed teams or customer workloads can tighten up policies, impact costs, and unblock their colleagues with cloud infrastructure observability that starts with the network.

Presented by Rosalind Whitley, Director of Product Marketing

Using Synthetic Testing for Better Network Observability with Kentik

Company: Kentik

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Personnel: Mike Krygeris

Mike Krygeris, Enterprise Solutions Architect at Kentik, discusses using synthetic testing to maximize network performance and minimize downtime in today’s complex cloud, hybrid, and private on-prem networks. Learn about how synthetic testing can help increase observability in all types of networks and web applications.

Presented by Mike Kygris, Enterprise Solutions Architect, Kentik

What’s New at Kentik in 2023

Company: Kentik

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Vimeo: What’s New at Kentik in 2023
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Personnel: Avi Freedman

Avi Freedman talks about Kentik’s newest product developments including Kentik’s approach to what we call network observability and how we collect network telemetry data. He also shares what is (and isn’t) on Kentik’s roadmap ahead.

Presented by Avi Freedman, CEO

CXL Consortium Update with Siamak Tavallaei

Appearance: CXL Consortium Update at Tech Field Day 27

Company: CXL Consortium

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Vimeo: CXL Consortium Update with Siamak Tavallaei
YouTube: CXL Consortium Update with Siamak Tavallaei

Personnel: Siamak Tavallaei

Siamak Tavallaei gives an update on the Compute Express Link (CXL) Consortium and industry standard. He discusses the evolution of the CXL Specification from 1.0 to 1.1, 2.0, and now 3.0 and the overall approach, CXL.io, which leverages PCIe infrastructure, to provide low latency CXL.Cache and CXL.Memory. CXL 2.0 adds memory pooling, global persistent flush for storage, CXL IDE for security, and single-level switching. CXL 3.0 adds enhanced switching and fabric capabilities, multi-headed devices, memory pooling and sharing, and near-memory processing.

MemVerge CXL Computing Cell Architecture

Appearance: MemVerge Presents at Tech Field Day 27

Company: MemVerge

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Vimeo: MemVerge CXL Computing Cell Architecture
YouTube: MemVerge CXL Computing Cell Architecture

Personnel: Charles Fan

Overview of a new computing architecture designed to meet the demands of next-gen data-intensive applications such as AI/ML, by offering a memory-centric design that and can be shipped as a complete platform with pretested software frameworks and applications.

Presented by Charles Fan CEO & Co-Founder, MemVerge

MemVerge Memory Viewer CXL and Memory Machine CXL

Appearance: MemVerge Presents at Tech Field Day 27

Company: MemVerge

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Vimeo: MemVerge Memory Viewer CXL and Memory Machine CXL
YouTube: MemVerge Memory Viewer CXL and Memory Machine CXL

Personnel: Steve Scargall

Overview of the MemVerge software portfolio including Memory Viewer, a free tool that allows users to see their memory, and Memory Machine that transparently tiers and pools memory.

Presented by Steve Scargall, Sr. Product Manager & Software Architect, MemVerge

CXL Switch from Xconn Enabler of Next Era Big Memory Computing