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How the 3-2-1 Rule for Backups Can Help SMBs Right Now

Solutions Review

In this feature, Western Digital HDD Solutions Manager Victor Nemecheck offers commentary on how the 3-2-1 rule for backups can help SMBs right now. This is why it is extremely important for organizations to review the way in which they back up their data and ensure that they employ an active data backup strategy.

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SSD vs. HDD Speeds: What’s the Difference?

Pure Storage

HDD devices are slower, but they have a large storage capacity. Even with the higher speed capacity, an SSD has its disadvantages over an HDD, depending on your application. To determine the actual difference in speed, you’ll need to download benchmarking tools. How to Benchmark SSD vs. HDD. Does SSD Read Faster than HDD?

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Simplify Elastic Operations without Compromising Data Searchability Using FlashBlade

Pure Storage

Hadoop) means that growing capacity requires higher node counts and therefore growing complexity. What we really want is a way to grow capacity 10x without also adding 10x operational overhead. The results presented here show queries against the frozen tier to be 3x faster than standard capacity-oriented object stores like AWS.

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Run Kafka on Kubernetes at Scale with Portworx

Pure Storage

We’ve benchmarked Kafka write speeds at 5 million messages/sec on Flasharray. Be sure to carefully consider how to ensure persistence, data protection, security, data mobility, and capacity management for Kafka. Portworx Autopilot offers Kubernetes-aware data management and capacity automation. Kafka is extremely fast.

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Improve Open Source Database Operations with AWS Outposts by 4x

Pure Storage

To benchmark the performance of FlashArray, we compared it against AWS EBS. . FlashArray//C provides higher capacity and lower cost at consistent performance levels for backup and applications without the highest performance requirements. FlashArray™ achieved Outposts Ready designation late last year.

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Consolidate Oracle Workloads with FlashArray//XL

Pure Storage

With two DirectFlash expansion shelves, they scale to maximum effective capacities of 3.53PB and 5.5PB in a dense 11U of rack space. In such situations, the IO requirements of the database can exceed the capacity provided by a single FlashArray//X90. . Figure 1: . There are some downsides to this approach, though.