Over the last few months as VxRail has taken off, VxRack SDDC has been launched, the Dell EMC position on the XC platform has become more clear – and finally as people have internalized that HCI and CI (VxBlock) will coexist for years… I’ve started to get a question that is a real head-scratcher for…
As I have told you in the past, we like to drink our own Champagne at Amazon. Practically speaking, this means that we make use of our own services, tools, and applications as part of our jobs, and that we supply the development teams with feedback if we have an idea for an improvement or…
This article was written on February 2017 by Eric Slack, senior analyst, Evaluator Group, Inc. An Evaluator Group TCO Analysis Comparing AWS and VxRail For many companies the appeal of the public cloud is very real. For tech start-ups, the cloud may be their only option, since many don’t have the capital or expertise to…
Dell EMC The Source Episode #77 Cloud has moved from the latest buzz word to a movement. It’s vital to both IT and Digital Transformation. Dell EMC Customers are turning to Cloud for Application Deployments on a regular basis; but as it turns out, a cloud is really an operating model not a place. Clouds…
Executive Spotlight Q&A – Daniel K Österbergh Area Vice President Channel & Alliances, EMEA, ServiceNow ServiceMatters: Welcome Daniel. Can you tell us a bit about why you are so excited to be at ServiceNow? Daniel K Österbergh: I joined ServiceNow last month after tenures at Avaya Inc. and EMC. I’ve followed ServiceNow very closely for…
I mentioned in this post that we just passed the one year anniversary of VxRail, and it is cooking. 8,000+ nodes. 100K cores. 65+ PBs of storage. 70+ countries. And we’re just getting started. We’ve resolved some of the “we can’t ship them fast enough” issues. Believe it or not, we still have some configurations…
Reserved Instances allow AWS customers to receive a significant discount on their EC2 usage (up to 75% when compared to On-Demand pricing), along with capacity reservation when the RIs are purchased for use in a specific Availability Zone (AZ). Late last year we made Reserved Instances more flexible with the launch of Regional RIs that…
The cflinuxfs2 stack currently includes Ruby 2.3.1. New versions of the stack after April 1, 2017 will include Ruby 2.3.3. This is a backwards-compatible, patch-level version change, but if you have a Gemfile that explicitly depends on Ruby 2.3.1 in the cflinuxfs2 stack, you should update that Gemfile not to lock to a particular version…