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Storage Developer Conference Podcast Series
Every week the Storage Developer Conference (SDC) podcast series presents important technical topics to the Storage Developer community. Each episode is hand selected by the SNIA Technical Council from the presentations at SDC.
This week’s highlighted Podcast: #31 Data Center Workload Analysis by Peter Murray, Principal System Engineer, Virtual Instruments (MP3, PDF of Slides)
For years, enterprises have desired a way to ensure that an application will operate properly at scale on a particular storage array and network infrastructure, and increasingly, ensure that multiple applications can safely run at capacity on an all-flash or hybrid architecture. Companies need an approach that enables users to reference detailed workload analysis profiles as they build and share workload models, and simulate performance across a variety of vendors, products and technologies.
Learning Objectives:
- How to determine what the traffic related to an enterprise application implementation looks like from the perspective of the network infrastructure between application servers and storage arrays
- How the application I/O workload can be modeled to accurately represent the application in production using storage analytics or vendor performance statistics to generate a synthetic workload model
- How a statistical application model can be used to validate both array and network performance at varying traffic levels and rates to rapidly test if/then scenarios
- How multiple application models can be combined to determine appropriate throughput and response time levels on a given array
- How using these models can enable engineers and architects to cost-effectively test and confidently deploy new networked storage infrastructure
The Podcast can be downloaded at iTunes. Download a copy of the original presentation slides as well.
- #31 Data Center Workload Analysis by Peter Murray, Principal System Engineer, Virtual Instruments (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #30: Bridging the Gap Between NVMe SSD Performance and Scale Out Software by Anjaneya Chagam, Principal Engineer, Intel; Swaroop Dutta, Director Product Management, Vmware; Murali Rajaopal, Storage Architect, VMware (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #29: Low Latency Remote Storage: A Full-stack View by Tom Talpey, Architect, Microsoft (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #28 New Fresh Open Source Object Storage by Jean-Francois Smigielski, Co-founder and R&D Manager, OpenIO (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #27: Standards for Improving SSD Performance and Endurance by Bill Martin, Principal Engineer Storage Standards, Samsung (MP3, PDF of slides)
- #26: Persistent Memory Quick Start Programming Tutorial by Andy Rudoff, Architect Datacenter Software, Intel Corporation (MP3, PDF of slides)
- #25: The SNIA NVM Programming Model by Doug Voigt, Distinguished Technologist, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #24: Swordfish Deep-dive: Scalable Storage Management by Richelle Ahlvers, Principal Storage Management Architect, Broadcom Limited (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #23: Overview of Swordfish: Scalable Storage Management by Richelle Ahlvers, Principal Storage Management Architect, Broadcom Limited (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #22: Hyperscaler Storage by Mark Carlson, Principal Engineer, Industry Standards, Toshiba (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #21: OpenStack Swift On File: User Identity For Cross Protocol Access Demystified by Dean Hildebrand, IBM Master Inventor and Manager,IBM, and Sasikanth Eda, Software Engineer,IBM (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #20: SMB3 Multi-Channel in Samba by Michael Adam, Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #19: Multi-vendor Key Management with KMIP by Tim Hudson, CTO & Technical Director, Cryptsoft Pty Ltd (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #18: Donard: NVM Express for Peer-2-Peer between SSDs and other PCIe Devices by Stephen Bates, Technical Director, PMC (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #17: Solving the Challenges of Persistent Memory Programming by Andy Rudoff, Software Architect, Intel (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #16: Hackers, Attack Anatomy & Security Trends by Geoff Gentry, Regional Director, Independent Security Evaluators (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #15: Storage Class Memory Support in the Windows Operating System by Neal Christiansen, Principal Development Lead, Microsoft (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #14: Instantly finding a Needle of data in a Haystack of large-scale NFS environment by Gregory Touretsky, Product Manager, Infinidat (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #13: Mobile and Secure - Cloud Encrypted Objects using CDMI by David Slik, Technical Director, Object Storage, NetApp (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #12: Azure File Service: ‘net use’ the cloud by David Goebel, Software Engineer, Microsoft (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #11: Remote Access to Ultra-low-latency Storage by Tom Talpey, Architect, Microsoft (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #10: Linux SMB3 and pNFS - Shaping the Future of Network File Systems by Steven French, Principal System Engineer, Samba team/Primary Data (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #9: Using CDMI to Manage Swift, S3, and Ceph Object Repositories by David Slik, Technical Director, NetApp (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #8: SMB 3.1.1 Update by Greg Kramer, Sr. Software Engineer, Microsoft, and Dan Lovinger, Principle Software Engineer, Microsoft (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #7: FS Design Around SMR: Seagate’s Journey and Reference System with EXT4 by Adrian Palmer, Drive Development Engieering, Seagate Technologies (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #6: SMR – The Next Generation of Storage Technology by Jorge Campello, Director, Systems and Solutions, HGST, a Western Digital Company (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #5: Object Drives: A new Architectural Partitioning, by Mark Carlson, Principal Engineer Industry Standards, Toshiba (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #4: The NVDIMM Cookbook: A Soup-to-Nuts Primer on Using NVDIMMs to Improve Your Storage Performance, by Jeff Chang, VP Marketing and Business Development, AgigA Tech; Arthur Sainio, Senior Director Marketing, Smart Modular (MP3, PDF of Slides)
- #3: Standardizing Storage Intelligence and the Performance and Endurance Enhancements it Provides, by Bill Martin, Principal Engineer Storage Standards, Samsung and Changho Choi, Principal Engineer, Samsung Semiconductor (MP3, PDF of slides)
- #2: Managing the Next Generation Memory Subsystem, by Paul von Behren, Software Architect, Intel (MP3, PDF of slides)
- #1: Preparing Applications for Persistent Memory, by Doug Voigt, Distinguished Technologist, HPE (MP3, PDF of slides)
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