Kepler Switchless

DataON Quick Reference Guides

DataON AZS Integrated Systems Family Quick Reference Guide Download the quick reference guide DataON Kepler Switchless Family Quick Reference Guide Download the quick reference guide DataON HCI Validated Nodes Family Quick Reference Guide Download the quick reference guide

Introducing the New Solidigm D5-P5430 SSD: Delivering High Density, Superior TLC-like Performance at a QLC Price Point

Traditional data center storage solutions have long favored read/write intensive triple-level cell (TLC) storage for applications like SQL Server, video desktop infrastructure (VDI), and more. However, new read-intensive technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and analytics, as well as applications that read and write data at the source, like edge computing and Internet Introducing the New Solidigm D5-P5430 SSD: Delivering High Density, Superior TLC-like Performance at a QLC Price Point

Accelerate VDI Performance with Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Stack HCI and DataON AZS-6208G with NVIDIA GPUs

  As a result of COVID, many organizations have implemented a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) to power remote work. VDI lets you access centralized enterprise servers from almost any device like a personal computer, smartphone, or tablet, reducing the need to buy additional laptops for remote workers. Not only does this save money, but by Accelerate VDI Performance with Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Stack HCI and DataON AZS-6208G with NVIDIA GPUs

What’s New in Azure Stack HCI version 22H2

Applies to: Azure Stack HCI, versions 22H2 and 21H2; Windows Server 2022 This article explains key differences between Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server and provides guidance about when to use each. Both products are actively supported and maintained by Microsoft. Many organizations choose to deploy both as they are intended for different and complementary What’s New in Azure Stack HCI version 22H2

Compare Azure Stack HCI to Windows Server

  Applies to: Azure Stack HCI, versions 22H2 and 21H2; Windows Server 2022 This article explains key differences between Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server and provides guidance about when to use each. Both products are actively supported and maintained by Microsoft. Many organizations choose to deploy both as they are intended for different and Compare Azure Stack HCI to Windows Server

Testing Stretched Clusters

Stretched clusters is a feature that provides native disaster recovery and business continuity to clusters in Azure Stack HCI. It allows you to stretch Azure Stack HCI clusters between multiple sites using Storage Replica replication and automatic VM failover, keeping all nodes in sync. We perform tests to see if any issues arise when creating Testing Stretched Clusters

DataON K2N-224 for Azure Stack HCI selected a finalist in SeachStorage’s 2020 Enterprise Data Storage Products of the Year

Storage magazine & SearchStorage has named the DataON K2N-224 switchless solution for Azure Stack HCI a finalist for its 2020 Products of the Year awards! “Microsoft has a compelling offering with its Azure Stack HCI. DataON builds on Azure Stack HCI to deliver comprehensive offerings that span from the edge to the data center to the cloud. DataON K2N-224 for Azure Stack HCI selected a finalist in SeachStorage’s 2020 Enterprise Data Storage Products of the Year

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

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”