New Storage Dense Dell R740xd2 Could Be Great for HCI!
R740xd2 Front with trays open This thing is awesome. Dell just launched the Dell Poweredge R740xd2, which is essentially a 3.5″ drive version of the Poweredge R740xd. ...
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New Dell Poweredge MX Series
Dell Technologies World this year was a combination of the former Dell World and EMC World events that has come about from the joined companies. This year, I think one...
The three snazziest announcements from Dell Technologies World
Dell Technologies World is in full swing in Las Vegas this week. There are so many new products and features being announced that it can be hard to keep track of them all. ...
How to Install Crashplan on Your Headless NAS
One of the most popular articles of all time on this blog has been an article on how to get CrashPlan running on a headless server. Crashplan changed some things in how...
Running Nutanix CE on the Lenovo TS140
Datacenter Servers Virtualization
I’ve been meaning to setup a box running Nutanix CE for a while. I’m not going to use it for my “production” services at home, because I don’t...
Nutanix .NEXT 2016 Announcements
Datacenter Servers Storage Virtualization
I’m on the plane on my way home from the Nutanix .NEXT conference in Las Vegas. This years conference certainly lived up to the high standard set last year in Miami,...
Nutanix Acropolis File Services – .NEXT 2016
Datacenter Servers Storage Virtualization
Last year at .NEXT 2015 in Miami, Nutanix announced scale out NAS services which was for Acropolis only. In version 4.7, which was announced at .NEXT 2016 in Las Vegas,...
Nutanix Acropolis Block Services – .NEXT 2016
Datacenter Servers Storage Tech Soup
Day 2 of the 2016 Nutanix .NEXT conference at the Wynn in Las Vegas. This morning brought out a couple interesting announcements, as well as the delivery of some features...
Comparing the IBM TS140 to the Dell T110 II
I have both servers running in my home lab right now, and thought a brief comparison of the 2 servers might be interesting to some folks who are shopping for their own home...