Ed Beauvais's guest appearances

Ed Beauvais

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Rex Martin

Jeff Thomas

Chad Sakac

Scott Lowe

Chuck Hollis

Mike Laverick

Brian Gracely

Matthew Brender

Jeramiah Dooley

Kenneth Hui

Mark Twomey

Greg McCarthy

Ashish Palekar

Jim Sanzone

Alex Almeida

OwlTail

On Monday at EMC World, I had the opportunity to sit down with Ed Beauvais, EMC’s Director of Isilon Product Marketing. Ed was gracious enough to agree to be interviews for the MiniCast. We talked about new features in Isilon OneFS 8.0 and how they fit into EMC’s “Edge to Core to Cloud” message. At one point in the interview, it appears that Ed and I confused each other about CloudPools functionality. Ed and I chatted about that after the 15-minute time limit and cleared it up pretty quickly. Turns out we were talking about two similar but different things. Ed was saying that CloudPools does not, at this time, allow you to use an IsilonSD Edge virtual instance running in the Cloud as your remote tier. I neither confirm or deny whether or not that functionality is on the Isilon roadmap. (No, seriously, I can’t. Sometimes I use that phrase to be cute and let folks know that I know something I’m not allowed to talk about yet, but in this case I can’t tell you anything because I really don’t know. Ed gave me nothing on this one at all…) What I was talking about was using a physical Isilon cluster at another site as your remote CloudPools tier. That is supported, and can be done today. With that clarification in mind, take a listen to Ed and I talking Isilon. http://geekfluent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/GeekFluent-MiniCast-Season-1-Ep-4-2016-05-02.mp3

On Monday at EMC World, I had the opportunity to sit down with <a href="https://twitter.com/edbeauvais" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ed Beauvais</a>, EMC’s Director of Isilon Product Marketing. Ed was gracious enough to agree to be interviews for the MiniCast. We talked about new features in Isilon OneFS 8.0 and how they fit into EMC’s “Edge to Core to Cloud” message. At one point in the interview, it appears that Ed and I confused each other about CloudPools functionality. Ed and I chatted about that after the 15-minute time limit and cleared it up pretty quickly. Turns out we were talking about two similar but different things. Ed was saying that CloudPools does not, at this time, allow you to use an IsilonSD Edge virtual instance running in the Cloud as your remote tier. I neither confirm or deny whether or not that functionality is on the Isilon roadmap. (No, seriously, I can’t. Sometimes I use that phrase to be cute and let folks know that I know something I’m not allowed to talk about yet, but in this case I can’t tell you anything because I really don’t know. Ed gave me nothing on this one at all…) What I was talking about was using a physical Isilon cluster at another site as your remote CloudPools tier. That is supported, and can be done today. With that clarification in mind, take a listen to Ed and I talking Isilon. <a href="http://geekfluent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/GeekFluent-MiniCast-Season-1-Ep-4-2016-05-02.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://geekfluent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/GeekFluent-MiniCast-Season-1-Ep-4-2016-05-02.mp3</a>

MiniCast, Season 1, Episode 4: EMC Isilon OneFS 8.0 with Ed Beauvais

EMC Isilon is a scale-out (ie: add more nodes/instances to increase capacity and throughput) storage platform for unstructured data, up to a capacity 50PB!  It comes with a rich feature set including point-in-time data backup protection and file restoration (SnapshotIQ), asynchronous data replication for disaster recovery, business continuity, disk-to-disk backup, and remote archiving (SyncIQ). The recent update to Isilon’s OneFS operating system, called OneFS .Next (available early 2016), sees the introduction of a software based version called IsilonSD Edge, for remote offices, non-disruptive upgrades, and the ability to tier data out to a “Cloud Pool”.  These exciting new features help make up a strategy by EMC called Data Lake 2.0.   In this epsisode of the Data Center Insiders podcast I speak with Ashish Palekar &amp; Ed Beauvais from the Isilon team about the newly announced features, and how these can be of benefit to business who are, or are wanting to, run a Data Lake model. The post #18 – EMC Isilon OneFS .Next with Ashish Palekar &amp; Ed Beauvais appeared first on Data Center Insiders.

EMC Isilon is a scale-out (ie: add more nodes/instances to increase capacity and throughput) storage platform for <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unstructured_data" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">unstructured data</a>, up to a capacity 50PB!  It comes with a rich feature set including point-in-time data backup protection and file restoration (SnapshotIQ), asynchronous data replication for disaster recovery, business continuity, disk-to-disk backup, and remote archiving (SyncIQ). The recent update to Isilon’s OneFS operating system, called OneFS .Next (available early 2016), sees the introduction of a software based version called IsilonSD Edge, for remote offices, non-disruptive upgrades, and the ability to tier data out to a “Cloud Pool”.  These exciting new features help make up a strategy by EMC called Data Lake 2.0. In this epsisode of the Data Center Insiders podcast I speak with Ashish Palekar &amp; Ed Beauvais from the Isilon team about the newly announced features, and how these can be of benefit to business who are, or are wanting to, run a Data Lake model. The post <a href="http://www.datacenterinsiders.com/18-emc-isilon-onefs-next-ashish-palekar-ed-beauvais/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#18 – EMC Isilon OneFS .Next with Ashish Palekar &amp; Ed Beauvais</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.datacenterinsiders.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Data Center Insiders</a>.

#18 – EMC Isilon OneFS .Next with Ashish Palekar & Ed Beauvais