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A guest post by Erik Zandboer In the previous episode of breaking stuff we powered off all hosts in one of the datacenters… Not really eventful as we were leaning mostly (if not […]
A post by Martin Hayes YAML Cloud formation Script for standing up the base AWS VPC architecture: My last set of blogs concentrated around running through best practices and standing up […]
A post by Martin Hayes Firewalling EC2 leveraging Security Groups Quick recap. In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series we concentrated on the relationship between the DDVE software running on EC2 and its […]
A post by Martin Hayes Private connectivity from DDVE to S3 leveraging VPC S3 Endpoints. Where we are at ? In Part 1 we talked about securing the relationship between the DDVE instance […]
A post by Martin Hayes Dell APEX Protection storage is based on the industry-leading PowerProtect DD Virtual Edition. Going forward Dell will leverage the new branding for the cloud-based offer. In […]
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After we killed the datacenter interlink in the last episode, today we will be pulling the power from all hosts in one of the twin datacenters and see what will happen. […]
A guest post by Erik Zandboer Now that have are done describing the lab in the last episode, we are ready to go out and break stuff! Today we will be […]
A guest post by Erik Zandboer Continuing the brief history of metro from part 2 of the series with some things that really help in building out a proper active/active metro […]
A guest post by Erik Zandboer In the previous “a brief history of metro” blog post (part 1) I discussed replication and metro and how they are “the same but different”. In this […]
A guest post by Erik Zandboer In order to fully understand metro configurations, let’s first look at the history of things. The earliest ways of recovering from datacenter failures (apart from […]
A guest post by Erik Zandboer Powerstore Metro Dell has has metro support embedded into the Powerstore platform for some time now, but lacked support of a witness. I often […]
We have just released the 3.6 of Dell PowerStore and, it’s a big release for our customers and us The Witness Server is a stand-alone 3rd component, ideally residing in […]
A guest post by Jodey Hogeland & Michael Aharon Let’s continue our mini-series with Michael Aharon and a review of PowerStore 3.5 features. In this article we will overview the new capability of […]
A guest post by Alan NG In part 1 and part 2, we covered how PowerFlex handle data protection using native features such as asynchronous replication and snapshots. We also showcase […]
A guest post by Alan NG Following part 1 where we discussed about PowerFlex native data protection using replication, part 2 will be focusing on another feature using snapshots. Snapshots Beside […]
