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Arun Balakrishnan | 01 Nov 2012 | 0 comments

 

Does your business require ultra-low latency? Or are you an existing Storage Foundation customer? Well we have some very exciting news for you!

 

We are teaming up with Fusion-io wherein we have optimized Storage Foundation to run faster and better on flash using Linux TRIM primitives. Now in addition to reduction in overall storage costs and improved data management you can also experience ultra-low latency performance. Check out Fusion-io’s blog here.

Deepak Mohan | 10 Oct 2012 | 0 comments

Watch this behind to scenes to see how Symantec put our high availability and disaster recovery technology to the ultimate test. We loaded a server rack with a multi-tier application stack including an Oracle database on Solaris and the application layer on Red Hat Enterprise Linux as primary data center. A disaster recovery site was set up on a second rack, our failover data center. The applications were clustered using Veritas Cluster Server. Veritas Replicator was set up to do data replication between the sites. And then the fun started, as we took our two "data centers" 18 stories up on a building in the heart of Silicon Valley and we dropped the primary rack off the roof. See how it seamlessly failed over to a recovery site.

Hear from Red Hat and ESG Analysts as they discuss the critical nature of high availability and disaster recovery for data centers running Linux.

For more information on high availability and disaster recovery solutions, please...

DLamorena | 04 Oct 2012 | 0 comments

What happens if your data center goes down? Businesses need 24/7 availability of their data and applications to keep their operations running smoothly and their customers happy.  And if they do go down, they need to recover – fast.

In this video, we put our high availability and disaster recovery technology to the ultimate test. We loaded a server rack with a multi-tier application stack including an Oracle database on Solaris and the application layer on Red Hat Enterprise Linux as primary data center. A disaster recovery site was set up on a second rack, our failover data center. The applications were clustered using Veritas Cluster Server. Veritas Replicator was set up to do data replication between the sites. And then the fun started, as we took our two “data centers” 18 stories up on a building in the heart of Silicon Valley and we dropped the primary rack off the roof.

What happened when this data center went down? First, it made a really...

Fahima | 23 Sep 2012 | 0 comments

 

We recently announced our partnership with Violin Memory. Violin's flash Memory Arrays will host Veritas Cluster File System to provide storage management optimization. To optimize storage capacity, Cluster File System provides deduplication and enables thin provisioning in the flash Memory Arrays. To better protect data stored on its flash Memory Arrays, Cluster File System technology will provide clones and snapshots. 
 
At VMworld, Ashish Yajnik from Symantec, and Narayan Venkat from Violin, chatted about the value the partnership will bring our customers. Watch it here!

 

Fahima | 16 Aug 2012 | 0 comments

Enterprises are seeking to capitalize on their data growth by mining and analyzing it for business insights. One tool they are turning to is Apache Hadoop, which excels at large-volume analytics, but has severe limitations as it relates to storage. To help remedy this situation, Symantec has developed a solution built on Cluster File System that allows organizations to take advantage of the robust analytics provided by Hadoop, while improving storage utilization. To learn more about Symantec’s Big Data solution check out this article: http://bit.ly/QFY9fM

Mike Reynolds PMM | 04 Sep 2012 | 3 comments

 

Virtualization is everywhere, but IT organizations are still looking for ways to cut costs.  One way to do that, is to…  virtualize even more applications!  However, the easy stuff has been done.  File and print servers, cafeteria menus and the company picnic blog have been virtualized.  The next step is to move up the chain and virtualize business and mission critical applications.  But the risks of virtualization are still there.  How do I monitor and protect my application and business services in the event of a failure, or even a site wide disaster?  What happens to the performance or availability of my data when a path connecting a virtual machine to the storage fails?  These are the roadblocks that are preventing IT organizations from virtualizing more of their business critical services and applications.  The good news is Symantec can help!  

Symantec is announcing a new version of...

Fahima | 13 Aug 2012 | 0 comments

You've heard the buzz word. So what's behind the hype? Big data can translate into big business when you can mine for the relevant insights. But where do you start? Running Hadoop Analytics is not a plug and play game. But now, Cluster File System users can plug our Hadoop Connector into the Hadoop stack, and run the analytics on our trusted file system, with all the benefits that Cluster File System delivers. 

We just made available a Connector for Hadoop based on Cluster File System technology that enables you to run Big Data analytics on your existing infrastructure, running on tools that you are already familiar with. Working closely with Hortonworks, we launched Symantec Enterprise Solution for Hadoop to make Hadoop enterprise-ready, and fully supported. 

What does this mean?

  • Run analytics on...
Mike Reynolds PMM | 09 Jan 2013 | 0 comments

The Storage and Availability Management Group has created a few new videos on SymantecTV! These videos show our customers how Symantec is providing solutions that help them holistically recover from a disaster, improve management of storage through visibility and detailed reporting, and make their applications and data in VMware environments highly available through dynamic multi-pathing.  Here is a brief description and links to these videos:

Disaster Recovery

This Disaster Recovery video on SymantecTV explains how you can detect a fault, take action and recover applications automatically when your site goes down.

Data Insight

This Data Insight video on SymantecTV...

c3lsius | 25 Jun 2012 | 2 comments

Are you battling with strict yet conflicting retention requirements for your unstructured data? Do you even know who owns those files or folders in the first place? Find out how you can keep up with your organization's retention policies through this blog by DCIG.

 

Rags Srinivasan | 06 Jun 2012 | 0 comments

What does Big Data mean to enterprises?

How does this change their storage architecture?

Does the need for taking advantage of Big Data analytics mean a cluster of 1000s of compute nodes?

The answers create lot more confusion than clarity and it depends on who you ask. In an attempt to add clarity to the conversation I sat down with  V.R.Satish, CTO of Storage and Availability Management Group at Symantec to get his thoughts on how enterprises should approach the Big Data storage problem.

Here are some excerpts from my conversation.

Rags: Satish, we keep hearing about the data deluge, growth and variety. How do you think enterprises must approach Big Data?

Satish: As always with any business decision, start with the problem we are trying to solve, focus on the value realization and how it will help you better serve your internal and external customers. How you approach the problem and...