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Jim O'reilly

Jim O'reilly

Author at TechTarget at TechTarget

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    Recent Articles

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    Modern data backup technologies afford merging opportunities

    Today's data backup technologies are ripe for merging with disaster recovery, as the lines also blur between primary and secondary storage. It's important, though, to understand the differences between each process.
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    Explore the revert-to-snapshot feature in OpenStack Cinder

    The revert-to-snapshot feature in OpenStack Cinder enables IT to roll back to uncorrupted versions of data -- but it's not a capability all users should have.
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    Should I be concerned about SSD lifespan?

    Solid-state drive vendors have optimized write quality, but HDD and RAID vendors would have you believe SSD lifespan is still a concern.
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    Should I be concerned about SSD lifespan?

    Solid-state drive vendors have optimized write quality, but HDD and RAID vendors would have you believe SSD lifespan is still a concern.
    techtarget.com

    Phase change memory technology: Where is it headed? - TechTarget

    Phase change memory technology is here at last, but where it goes depends on the state of the flash market and whether PCM can live up to its own claims.
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    AFA storage advances may mean the end of the hybrid market - TechTa...

    As AFA storage becomes more affordable without performance loss, it may mark the end of any reasons to choose hybrid storage over all-flash.
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    Compare AWS vs. Azure vs. Google big data services

    Big data services for AWS vs. Azure vs. Google are hard to compare, but customers benefit from the competition. Choosing one or the other comes down to testing the waters.