Simon Thompson; Research Storage, Birmingham University, has kindly sent us his IBM GPFS @ SC’14 User Presentation.
Please see the Presentations page.
GPFS at SC ’14
If you’re not yet registered for the GPFS/Elastic Storage IBM User Group at SC’14, you can sign up below.
SC’14 runs from 16th – 21st November in New Orleans.
- Jim Gutowski, Elastic Storage Marketing Manager, jgutowsk@us.ibm.com
- Gabor Samu, Product Marketing Manager, IBM Platform LSF Family, gsamu@ca.ibm.com
We look forward to seeing you in New Orleans.
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GPFS UG 10 RFE Questionnaire Results available
The results of the User Group 10 RFE survey have been collated and are now available as a PDF.
We encourage all our members to read the RFE Questionnaire Results document and actively participate in RFE discussion on the mailing list and the IBM GPFS RFE website.
We will actively solicit the IBM GPFS team for feedback regarding the RFE Questionnaire Results and update the membership with any proceedings.
IBM releases Software Defined Storage for Dummies
Just in time for the weekend, IBM have released an eBook as an introduction to how GPFS can be applied to the world of SDS.
You can grab the PDF here
Kudos: The Register
GPFS goes Elastic
Elastic Storage
The Fast, Simple, Scalable and Complete Storage Solution for Today’s Data Intensive Enterprise
New code-named Elastic Storage is a proven, scalable, high-performance data and file management solution (based upon GPFS technology) that’s being used extensively across multiple industries worldwide. Elastic Storage provides simplified data management and integrated information lifecycle tools capable of managing petabytes of data and billions of files, in order to arrest the growing cost of managing ever growing amounts of data.
