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DBaaS or DIY? Build versus Buy Comparison

Pure Storage

A DIY setup will require additional CAPEX and OPEX resources, such as servers, a new topology design, and more developers and support staff to prepare the required database capacity. Outsourcing staff considerations also neatly sidesteps the challenge of employee retention in the highly competitive software developer market.

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33 Data Protection Predictions from 19 Experts for 2024

Solutions Review

The in-house build and integration of new technology and go-to-market models takes too long and is too expensive to implement. It is a common topic and one I believe means VARs need to clearly understand what they can deliver themselves, and what they need to outsource. These large organizations are not built for this new world model.

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25 Data Protection Predictions from 14 Experts for 2022

Solutions Review

Cassius Rhue, VP of Customer Experience at SIOS Technology. Despite the added complexity of running different workloads in different clouds, a multicloud model will enable companies to choose cloud offerings that are best suited to their individual application environments, availability needs, and business requirements.

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SAN vs. NAS vs. DAS: What’s the Difference? 

Pure Storage

Deciding on the right storage system can be a complex decision, as it needs to balance costs, storage capacity needs, and scalability requirements. Choose DAS if you know you’ll have little in-house IT support or a budget that can’t facilitate outsourcing support to a third-party provider. . What Are the Advantages of SAN?

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SAN vs. NAS vs. DAS: What’s the Difference? 

Pure Storage

Deciding on the right storage system can be a complex decision, as it needs to balance costs, storage capacity needs, and scalability requirements. Choose DAS if you know you’ll have little in-house IT support or a budget that can’t facilitate outsourcing support to a third-party provider. . What Are the Advantages of SAN?