Posts Tagged ‘storagebod’
Enterprise Computing: The Wide Striping Debate
I’ve read with interest this week the posts on wide striping and the consequent expansion to thin provisioning. Here are some of the highlights:
First there’s Martin Glasborow’s post, which discusses whether wide striping and thin provisioning should be chargeable items. I’d...
July 12th, 2009 | Enterprise Computing, GestaltIT, Virtualisation | Read More
Enterprise Computing: New HDS AMS – Do We Need Enterprise Storage?
I’ve just been reading through the press release from HDS on their new AMS enhancements. Hu Yoshida has blogged about the new features too (it makes a change to hear something different than another discussion on UVM). There’s now HDP support as well as dense storage trays capable of...
June 30th, 2009 | Enterprise Computing, GestaltIT | Read More
2 Days, 2 Bod Posts
For the second time in two days I find myself drawn to comment on a Storagebod related post.
The subject today is Tony Asaro’s rant on one of StorageBod’s recent posts denegrating virtualisation.
Now let’s get things clear – I like HDS’s implementation of virtualisation....
December 3rd, 2008 | Uncategorized | Read More
The SRM Conundrum
Martin (Storagebod) has an interesting post today. Rather than post a long reply, I’ve chosen to steal his thunder and post specifically on the subject – of SRM tools.
Apart from when I worked in the mainframe storage arena, I’ve always struggled with SRM tools. Just for reference,...
December 2nd, 2008 | Uncategorized | Read More

