Stuff collected in
the last month or so. Mostly links (things to read). And some random notes.
With headings:
- AWS
- IDC
- Microsoft
- NetApp
- NetApp Customer Stories
- NetApp OCI 7.3.1
- NetApp Tech ONTAP Podcasts
- NetApp The Pub
- NetApp TRs (New)
- Sublime Text
- Veeam
- VMware
AWS
*Loads of other
results too - Google “VMware now available on AWS”
IDC
Microsoft
NetApp
Three new E-Series systems:
They provide:
- World’s best
price/performance
- New host
interfaces, including 100Gb NVMe over InfiniBand
- New drive support
- Improvements for
Splunk environments
NetApp Customer Stories
More Good Stuff:
DARZ GmbH
(Service Provider): SolidFire; Private
Cloud Storage; StorageGRID Webscale Object Storage
NetApp IT
(Technology): AltaVault; StorageGRID
Webscale
TechnologyOne
(Technology): AltaVault; FlexPod; Private
Cloud Storage
NetApp OCI 7.3.1
New features
include:
- Extended
attributes on existing data sources
+ For Clustered
Data ONTAP, we have added:
++ Compaction on a
pool
++ Headroom
utilization
++ Quality of
Service Policy names and configuration
- Support for
NetApp HCI.
- AWS Tags allow
you to track meta data associated with EC2 or EBS instances. AWS attributes
such as instance type will be coming soon.
- Expressions in
time series widgets allow you to create on-the-fly metrics about how the device
is behaving, e.g., IO density, other operations, etc.
- Additional
configuration on a time series gives you the ability to add new time series in
a data source, e.g., QTREE performance.
- Capacity as a
time series is now available in the web UI.
- Licensed capacity
extends to VMDKs: Customers will now be charged for EBS and Azure VHD capacity.
NetApp Tech ONTAP Podcasts
Note: I forgot to
add this into last months ‘Tech Roundup’ so we start from 98!
NetApp The Pub
All new articles
since the last ‘Tech Roundup’:
NetApp TRs (New)
Note: As I discover
new NetApp TRs I’m updating the NetApp
Technical Reports Catalogue: Index TR-4000 to latest (HTML Links Version)
post.
Sublime Text
I usually use Notepad++ for composing my PowerShell
scripts (prefer this to Windows PowerShell ISE). Then I happened to be watching
someone using Sublime Text from https://www.sublimetext.com/
and thought “that looks very nice, I’ll try it out” (still to try it out but
haven’t forgotten).
Image: Sublime Text
in action
Veeam
VMware
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