- Trends and benefits of hybrid
cloud storage and multicloud deployments
- The range of technologies and capabilities which will help enterprise, hyperscalers and cloud service providers (CSPs) serve their customers
- How scalability differs in block vs. file workloads
- What are key factors to keep in mind when considering a ‘run anything anywhere’ objective?
Scaling Storage in Hybrid Cloud and Multicloud Environments
As data growth in enterprises continues to
skyrocket, striking balance between cost and scalability becomes a
challenge. Businesses face key decision on how to deploy their cloud service,
whether on premises, in hybrid cloud or in multicloud deployments. So, what are
enterprise IT organizations supposed to do, given that ‘run anything anywhere’
is becoming more important than ever?
Find out on June 11, 2020, when the SNIA Cloud
Storage Technologies Initiative will host a live webcast, “Storage Scalability in Hybrid Cloud
and Multicloud Environments.” This webcast will
help architects and consumers of hybrid cloud and multicloud storage solutions
better understand:
The SNIA Cloud Storage Initiative (CSI) has had a rebrand; we’ve added a T for Technologies into our name, and we’re now officially the Cloud Storage Technologies Initiative (CSTI).
That doesn’t seem like a significant change, but there’s a good reason. Our old name reflected the push to getting acceptance of cloud storage, and that specific cloud storage debate has been won, and big time. One relatively small cloud service provider is currently storing 400PB of clients’ data. Twitter alone consumes 300PB of data on Google’s cloud offering. Facebook, Amazon, AliBaba, Tencent – all have huge data storage numbers.
Enterprises of every size are storing data in the cloud. That’s why we added the word “technologies.” The expanded charter and new name reflect the need to support the evolving cloud business models and architectures such as OpenStack, software defined storage, Kubernetes and object storage.