Also making reference to the acquisition, forthcoming, for EMC by Dell, Gianni Sambiasi , Territory Manager Italy of Suse, known as in ‘the ICT ecosystem storage is acquiring, year after year, a key role for business.
Gianni Sambiasi, territory manager for Suse
The phenomenon, known Sambiasi, is characterized by an explosion of data, structured and unstructured data and processes business are evolving under the pressure of distruptive phenomena such as the spread of smartphones and tablets, the e-commerce and mobile payment. This should cause IT departments to think from the perspective of medium / long term.
SDS in the fate of companies – In this Sambiasi emphasizes the role of software defined storage , as a system in which the software that manages the storage rules is not in combination with the hardware. Thanks to this feature may be used low-cost server fitted with discs characteristics appropriate to the intended use. In essence, the total cost is 40% lower than that of traditional storage.
Suse Enterprise Storage – One of the solutions available is the Suse Enterprise Storage (Ses), which born from the idea that the storage systems should resort alsoftware to ensure reliability and scalability in ever shorter and cost. It says Sambiasi, a suitable solution for object storage, archiving and mass, with functions that include cache tiering, thin provisioning, cloning, copy-on-write and erasure coding. With technology Ceph is open source distributed storage can scale from a single app to one of multi-petabyte offering simultaneously files, blocks of memory and object storage for the entire company. In this way the system was being used only by large organizations, it can also be applied to SMEs.
Inventory to SMEs – With technology Suse Enterprise Storage, in fact, also according Sambiasi SMEs will have the possibility to make use of storage systems of high quality, yet cost than traditional solutions. Being flexible and scalable solution can adapt to the needs of SMEs growing to grow the project. It will be so that even small companies can create their own data centers at low cost and with growth prospects depending on the business needs.
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