VM6: You Don't Need A (Physical) SAN for Virtual servers

October 18, 2010 Create or Manage Your Profile Storage Daily Brought to you by VM6: You Don't Need A (Physical) SAN for Virtual servers To simplify the storage equation in Hyper-V virtual server environments, and to decrease costs, VM6 Software is shipping a suite of modules that, among other things, allows end users to leverage direct-attached storage (DAS) and eliminate the need for a physical SAN. Read more >> Opportunity vs. Risk -- Find the Right Balance When Adopting Virtualization Sponsored by CA Discover the opportunities and risks involved with virtualization, from both security and service perspectives. Read more. Click Here >> Key Management: Life, Liberty and Data Security The OASIS KMIP spec provides a standard for key management, and increased use of encryption for storage. Read more >>    EMC Earnings Preview    EMC Announces Greenplum Data Management Appliance    SMBs Expected to Spend on Data Protection Technologies    A Look at IBM's New Disk Arrays and Storage Software    Storage Management Company Looks to Unified Storage    Save Your Storage Infrastructure with Data Deduplication - Symantec    Minimize the Effect of Unplanned Downtime - Symantec    Overcoming the Top Inhibitors to Cloud Computing - IBM Job Title: DB2 Administrator (IL) Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-IL-Chicago    Overcoming the Top Inhibitors to Cloud Computing    Cloud Computing Security 101 - Sponsored by CA    Whitepaper: Understanding the HP BladeSystem Matrix Technology    The HP LaserJet: Pays for itself in less than 1 year. Calculate your payback.    Slash Virtualization Costs -- EMC EMC Takes On Oracle with Greenplum Appliance for 'Big Data' The EMC Greenplum Data Computing Appliance is an integrated data warehouse system that, according to EMC, can analyze more data faster than Oracle's Exadata machine. Read more >>    Backup Software Wanted    recovery by restore point

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