Webinar en vivo Miercoles, 21 de Enero de 2015 20:00 hora Española Presentadores de la sesión: Jon Toigo, Toigo Partners International LLC and Anatoly Vilchinskiy, StarWind Software Inc. Tema de la sesión Microsoft is enabling software-defined storage to work with its own hypervisor computing meme, building on its SMB 3.0 protocol and Storage
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Starwind: Webinar gratuito – Fighting the “I/O Blender” Effect in Virtual Environments
Webinar en vivo Jueves, 11 de Diciembre de 2014 20:00 hora Española Presentadores de la sesión: Jon Toigo, Toigo Partners International Tema de la sesión A side effect of the massive server workload consolidation enabled by hypervisor-based virtualization has been the addition of 7 to 16 I/O ports per machine to handle the I/O requirements of
Starwind: Webinar gratuito – How to build Microsoft Scale-Out File Server without SAS JBODs
Webinar en vivo Martes, 9 de Diciembre de 2014 20:00 hora Española Presentadores de la sesión: Max Kolomyeytsev, Product Manager, StarWind Software Tema de la sesión Microsoft Scale-Out File Server is a new efficient storage solution for Hyper-V and SQL. SoFS uses SMB 3.0 to eliminate all the complexity of traditional shared storage and
Starwind: Webinar gratuito – Building The Highly Available Hyper-V Cluster on Free Microsoft Hyper-V Server – Practice
Webinar en vivo Miercoles, 3 de Diciembre de 2014 17:00 hora Española Presentadores de la sesión: Alexander Karavanov, Virtualization Security Engineer, 5nine Software Max Kolomyeytsev, Product Manager, StarWind Software Tema de la sesión Experts from 5nine Software and StarWind Software proceed with their break-out session on the
Starwind: Webinar gratuito – Virtual SAN: The “New” Storage Meme for Virtual Server Environments
Webinar en vivo Lunes, 17 de Noviembre de 2014 20:00 hora Española Presentadores de la sesión: Jon Toigo, Toigo Partners International Tema de la sesión Server-side storage, now increasingly called "Virtual SAN" with VMware's adoption of the term in 2014, is not a new idea. The strategy, involving the nodal clustering of locally-installed or