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Five Things to Know: How Azure Stack HCI with Remote Desktop Services Makes VDI Better

COVID-19 has changed the way we interact and do business. With social distancing in place, more and more employees are working remotely, and this has got organizations asking, should we be rethinking our IT strategy and consider implementing a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI)? Maybe you’re thinking it, too. VDI has a lot of benefits, but Five Things to Know: How Azure Stack HCI with Remote Desktop Services Makes VDI Better

Five NVIDIA Networking Technologies That Power DataON Solutions for Azure Stack HCI

There are many Ethernet networking offerings available for Azure Stack HCI, but very few can deliver a complete end-to-end high-speed Ethernet solution supporting RDMA. With nearly a decade of Microsoft software-defined and Azure Stack HCI solutions under its belt, DataON chose to partner with NVIDIA Networking (formerly Mellanox Technologies) as its primary provider for high-speed Five NVIDIA Networking Technologies That Power DataON Solutions for Azure Stack HCI

Five Western Digital Technologies That Power DataON Solutions for Azure Stack HCI

There are many storage options for DataON solutions for Azure Stack HCI. But when it comes to high-capacity storage solutions, DataON chooses Western Digital hard disk drives (HDDs), JBODs, and hybrid server technologies for their reliability, performance, and technological innovation. Here are five Western Digital technologies that power DataON solutions Azure Stack HCI. 1. WD Five Western Digital Technologies That Power DataON Solutions for Azure Stack HCI

New inventory page for DataON MUST for Windows Admin Center on Azure Stack HCI validated nodes

In addition to all the exciting news around the new Microsoft Azure Stack HCI, DataON is bringing a new level of hybrid cloud monitoring, management, and maintenance to the DataON MUST extension for Windows Admin Center. DataON MUST extends the capabilities of Windows Admin Center, a locally deployed browser-based apply for managing hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), New inventory page for DataON MUST for Windows Admin Center on Azure Stack HCI validated nodes

Five Things Blog: 25 Cool Things You Can Do with Azure Stack HCI

The time has come to refresh your infrastructure. You want to eliminate your legacy storage, consolidate your infrastructure, and deploy a software-defined hybrid cloud solution. It must be simple, highly scalable, and highly resilient. It must support the latest technology, provide cost-conscious options for the edge, and deliver the performance that demanding SQL Server workloads, Five Things Blog: 25 Cool Things You Can Do with Azure Stack HCI

Five Things about Intel® Optane ® SSDs and Why They’re Awesome for Azure Stack HCI

You’ve done the research and chosen Azure Stack HCI for your hyper-converged infrastructure. Depending on your workloads, you have a short list of storage possibilities like all-NVMe 3D NAND solid state drives (SSDs) or hybrid storage consisting of 3D NAND SSD cache and hard disk drive (HDD) capacity tiers. But there is another type of Five Things about Intel® Optane ® SSDs and Why They’re Awesome for Azure Stack HCI

5 Key Takeaways from StorageReview’s “HCI at the Edge Benefits from Intel® Optane™ & QLC NVMe SSDs”

In 2019, StorageReview reviewed our DataON HCI-224 solution for Azure Stack HCI featuring Intel® Optane™ NVMe SSDs. They gave it an “Editor’s Choice” award, calling it “the fastest we’ve seen in a mid-market 4-node HCI cluster” and “simple to deploy, easy to manage, and exceptionally performant.” This month, StorageReview took a close look at our 5 Key Takeaways from StorageReview’s “HCI at the Edge Benefits from Intel® Optane™ & QLC NVMe SSDs”

DataON Labs: Stretched Clusters on Azure Stack HCI Setup & Demo

With Microsoft’s announcement of the new Azure Stack HCI, there is one major feature that has many IT admins excited: stretched clusters. With Azure Stack HCI stretched clusters you essentially have a solution for disaster recovery with automatic failover. Previously you could combine Storage Replica and failover clusters, both proven technologies, to provide business continuity DataON Labs: Stretched Clusters on Azure Stack HCI Setup & Demo