Insights, Best Practices and Forward Thinking from the Customer Facing Team, Solution Architects and Leaders on Extreme Performance Applications, Infrastructure, Storage and the Real-World Impact Possible
Insights, Best Practices and Forward Thinking from the Customer Facing Team, Solution Architects and Leaders on Extreme Performance Applications, Infrastructure, Storage and the Real-World Impact Possible
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Tim Stoakes on February 22, 2015
A few months ago, I was visiting a customer, who also happens to be a very large, global retailer. I sat down with their storage architect to get a sense of their environment, their application and technology dependencies, and ultimately, their....
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Tim Stoakes on February 17, 2015
Today, I am exceptionally proud and excited to announce the availability of our new Flash Storage Platform (FSP), powered by Concerto OS 7 and managed by Symphony 3.
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Tim Stoakes on February 10, 2015
The topic for this episode of the Architecture Matters blog series is performance, and specifically why performance is something you can’t have enough of.
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Tim Stoakes on February 4, 2015
In this episode of the Architecture Matters Blog Series, I’ll be covering the rising importance of data management features for all-flash arrays.
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Tim Stoakes on January 27, 2015
In this episode of the Architecture Matters blog series, let's look at the economics of all-flash arrays and Violin’s strategy to make all-flash arrays as affordable as enterprise disk solutions.
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Tim Stoakes on January 20, 2015
The beginning of a new year is often an opportunity to reflect and make resolutions. In storage, you may be part of a growing group of customers that has made the resolution to stop investing in disk, and make the move to flash. In this blog series,....
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Tim Stoakes on January 19, 2015
Inarguably, it has never been a better time to be a storage user deciding on a next-generation all-flash array. The last 18 months have been a phenomenal time for the storage industry, with a flurry of all-flash array product announcements, each....
