01. Brian Biles, Datrium, visits #theCUBE!. (00:17)
02. The Update on Datrium. (00:33)
03. Datrium: Identifying One Storage Problem and Finding the Solution. (01:38)
04. Use of Flash in Datrium Storage. (06:33)
05. The Datrium Recovery Plan. (07:39)
06. The Key Application Types (Storage Range) for Datrium. (09:04)
07. From Garbage Collection to Active Data Management. (10:12)
08. How All-Flash Changes Organization. (12:13)
09. The Numbers on Datrium: Headcount, Funding, Etc.. (14:11)
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BYO flash to the Datrium party | #VMworld
by Marlene Den Bleyker | Sep 2, 2015
When Brian Biles, CEO and cofounder of Datrium, Inc., partnered with other industry vets, the company found a gap in the market in the scalable storage within the virtual machine (VM) space. Three years later, Datrium is making its inaugural tradeshow appearance.
Biles sat down with Dave Vallente and David Floyer on theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, at VMworld 2015 in San Francisco to address the missing piece of the puzzle in the VM storage world.
A new path
Addressing the issues with the two types of storage, arrays and hyper-converge, Biles explained that each method is expensive and inflexible. Datrium is creating a third path by providing two cooperative elements: a box that manages the local storage compute and BYO flash for cashing. This process offers easier scaling and better performance at a lower cost.
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA, the company is comprised of some uniquely qualified industry insiders. To date, Datrium has raised about $55 million, and it is attending VMworld 2015 to offer enterprise clients a new alternative.
@theCUBE
#VMworld
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Brian Biles, Datrium | VMworld 2015
01. Brian Biles, Datrium, visits #theCUBE!. (00:17)
02. The Update on Datrium. (00:33)
03. Datrium: Identifying One Storage Problem and Finding the Solution. (01:38)
04. Use of Flash in Datrium Storage. (06:33)
05. The Datrium Recovery Plan. (07:39)
06. The Key Application Types (Storage Range) for Datrium. (09:04)
07. From Garbage Collection to Active Data Management. (10:12)
08. How All-Flash Changes Organization. (12:13)
09. The Numbers on Datrium: Headcount, Funding, Etc.. (14:11)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
--- ---
BYO flash to the Datrium party | #VMworld
by Marlene Den Bleyker | Sep 2, 2015
When Brian Biles, CEO and cofounder of Datrium, Inc., partnered with other industry vets, the company found a gap in the market in the scalable storage within the virtual machine (VM) space. Three years later, Datrium is making its inaugural tradeshow appearance.
Biles sat down with Dave Vallente and David Floyer on theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, at VMworld 2015 in San Francisco to address the missing piece of the puzzle in the VM storage world.
A new path
Addressing the issues with the two types of storage, arrays and hyper-converge, Biles explained that each method is expensive and inflexible. Datrium is creating a third path by providing two cooperative elements: a box that manages the local storage compute and BYO flash for cashing. This process offers easier scaling and better performance at a lower cost.
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA, the company is comprised of some uniquely qualified industry insiders. To date, Datrium has raised about $55 million, and it is attending VMworld 2015 to offer enterprise clients a new alternative.
@theCUBE
#VMworld
