Wednesday, 7 April 2010

Interview: FAST data movement on a Vblock

I’ve recorded a great interview with Vblock guru Jim Wentworth and UCS specialist Ron Heheman.  In this interview they will explain how FAST (Fully Automarted Strorage Tiering) performs data movement based on IOPS. We also touch some other topics like unified storage and the upcoming management software.

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