01. Satyam Vaghani, PernixData, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:21)
02. What Do You Think Of The Keynotes And Do You Think The Multi Cloud Has Legs. (00:38)
03. Give Us A Historical Few Of How Things Have Changed Over The Last 5 Years. (01:47)
04. What Do You Think Of The VMware Stack. (04:30)
05. What Needs To Be In Place For It To Truly Have Open Cloud For The Data. (05:57)
06. What Is The Analytics And Where Are You Taking It. (08:54)
07. How Early Are We In Power Of The Data Ecosystem. (12:24)
08. What Is The Hardest Part Of This Hacking Phase. (14:15)
09. What About Applications That Don't Fit Into Our Traditional Buckets. (15:51)
10. What Is Your Take On How The Ecosystem Evolves. (18:08)
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Is high-speed storage class memory too much of a good thing for data applications? | #VMworld
by R. Danes | Sep 2, 2016
Lightening fast memory and storage systems have been a boon to data applications. Retrieval and use of data at ridiculously high speeds allows insights to be arrived at and acted on in time to create totally new experiences for end users. But there is a catch: Some of these technologies are actually getting too fast for the network, creating a bottleneck. So there is a debate now about what to do with the new technology so that it doesn’t go to waste.
“There is a school of thought that says the right way to use storage class memory is to give it directly to the application” to avoid anything in the middle slowing it down, according to Satyam Vaghani, CTO and cofounder at PernixData, Inc., a company recently acquired by Nutanix, Inc. Vaghani told John Furrier (@furrier) and Stu Miniman (@stu), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, that others believe “there are some infrastructure services which are better off done once and perfected once, especially when it comes to data.” He explained that “these services are so difficult to build that you don’t want to build it 1,000 times for 1,000 different applications.”
A unique vantage point
Vaghani said that because his company’s on the server side, Nutanix can watch these high-speed media types evolve and predict what the happy medium will be before others.
“Right now the server side seems to be at a huge advantage when it comes to analytics,” he said. “There’s the network virtualization assets, there’s the storage virtualization assets, and then there’s of course the compute assets.” As opposed to having just one of those in your purview, “having all those assets lets you get a holistic view of the data center and feed that into your analytics view,” he added.
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Satyam Vaghani, PernixData | VMworld 2016
01. Satyam Vaghani, PernixData, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:21)
02. What Do You Think Of The Keynotes And Do You Think The Multi Cloud Has Legs. (00:38)
03. Give Us A Historical Few Of How Things Have Changed Over The Last 5 Years. (01:47)
04. What Do You Think Of The VMware Stack. (04:30)
05. What Needs To Be In Place For It To Truly Have Open Cloud For The Data. (05:57)
06. What Is The Analytics And Where Are You Taking It. (08:54)
07. How Early Are We In Power Of The Data Ecosystem. (12:24)
08. What Is The Hardest Part Of This Hacking Phase. (14:15)
09. What About Applications That Don't Fit Into Our Traditional Buckets. (15:51)
10. What Is Your Take On How The Ecosystem Evolves. (18:08)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
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Is high-speed storage class memory too much of a good thing for data applications? | #VMworld
by R. Danes | Sep 2, 2016
Lightening fast memory and storage systems have been a boon to data applications. Retrieval and use of data at ridiculously high speeds allows insights to be arrived at and acted on in time to create totally new experiences for end users. But there is a catch: Some of these technologies are actually getting too fast for the network, creating a bottleneck. So there is a debate now about what to do with the new technology so that it doesn’t go to waste.
“There is a school of thought that says the right way to use storage class memory is to give it directly to the application” to avoid anything in the middle slowing it down, according to Satyam Vaghani, CTO and cofounder at PernixData, Inc., a company recently acquired by Nutanix, Inc. Vaghani told John Furrier (@furrier) and Stu Miniman (@stu), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, that others believe “there are some infrastructure services which are better off done once and perfected once, especially when it comes to data.” He explained that “these services are so difficult to build that you don’t want to build it 1,000 times for 1,000 different applications.”
A unique vantage point
Vaghani said that because his company’s on the server side, Nutanix can watch these high-speed media types evolve and predict what the happy medium will be before others.
“Right now the server side seems to be at a huge advantage when it comes to analytics,” he said. “There’s the network virtualization assets, there’s the storage virtualization assets, and then there’s of course the compute assets.” As opposed to having just one of those in your purview, “having all those assets lets you get a holistic view of the data center and feed that into your analytics view,” he added.
