Storage Systems

Email archiving: Regulations and solutions companies should know about

Email archiving: Regulations and solutions companies should know about

  • Technical matters

We use emails every day in the office, as one of our principle forms of communication. So what are you supposed to do with the mountain of emails backlogged over the years? The answer is email archiving. This isn’t just a useful way to keep your inbox clean though: it’s also the law. Find out here about the importance of mail archiving and how it’s governed in Canada and the US.

Email archiving: Regulations and solutions companies should know about
Software-defined storage

Software-defined storage

  • Know-how

Data storage is an important topic across many different companies. Whether it’s project files, user data or other documents – without a suitable, easy-to-administer storage solution, data management can quickly go off the rails. Within this context, software-defined storage solutions are becoming ever more popular. This involves the use a central storage based on a software-controlled hardware…

Software-defined storage
RAM (Random Access Memory)

RAM (Random Access Memory)

  • Know-how

Memory (RAM) influences a system’s overall performance. Every activity requires devices to perform and create data that is processed. To make sure that data is quickly exchanged, working memory is needed. But what is RAM? We’ll explain how random access memory works, introduce various types, and clear up the question of how much RAM makes sense.

RAM (Random Access Memory)
Ceph

Ceph

  • Know-how

Ceph is a storage solution that enables the shared filing of data in a network, which ensures the redundancy, scalability, and maximum performance of the existing infrastructure. The system was released with a GNU General Public License and can be used free of charge.

Ceph
Network attached storage (NAS)

Network attached storage (NAS)

  • Know-how

Growing sums of data require cost-effective, high-performance storage solutions. One option for fulfilling this requirement is a network attached storage. In business contexts, this model has already established itself as a viable alternative to file servers, hard drives, and the cloud. Private users have also caught on and use NAS systems at home. But what is a NAS? Read on, and we’ll show you…

Network attached storage (NAS)
Virtual Machines

Virtual Machines

  • Know-how

Virtual machines are extremely practical and versatile: Do you want to set up an isolated test environment, run a Linux application on your Windows computer, or provide different operating systems for cross-platform software tests? With the right virtualization software and an appropriate image file, this is easy. We will introduce you to the basics of hypervisor-supported hardware virtualization…

Virtual Machines
Storage Area Network (SAN)

Storage Area Network (SAN)

  • Know-how

Due to rising worldwide data usage, more and more companies around the world are moving away from dedicated data servers and instead opting for more holistic solutions in the form of centrally stored data networks. This structure is carried out in the form of storage area networks, or SANs. SAN storage users profit from quick data access and comprehensive hardware redundancy.

Storage Area Network (SAN)
SSD vs. HDD

SSD vs. HDD

  • Know-how

What are the differences between SSD and HDD? Our SSD vs. HDD comparison presents the essential information of both storage technologies. We’ll also give you tips as to which hard drive technology is best suited for select applications. Will it be the mature and inexpensive hard disk drive or the fast and more expensive solid-state drive?

SSD vs. HDD
Servers with SSD storage

Servers with SSD storage

  • Know-how

SSDs have been gaining ground for years now. Until recently, these flash-based storage devices have been mostly used by mobile devices, like smartphones or MP3 players. But more recently desktops and servers have been making use of this technology. What advantages do SSDs have over traditional storage devices? Find out here.

Servers with SSD storage
Multithreading explained

Multithreading explained

  • Know-how

Multithreading is a technology that can be used to get more performance from a processor - without increasing frequency or introducing more microprocessors. Instead, you structure software in small units (threads) and process them simultaneously or near simultaneously. How can that work? Keep reading to find out.

Multithreading explained
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