Clustered Data ONTAP 8.3RC1 was made available this past month. Datacenter Dan's blog mentions some of the main new features made available with this release, but made no mention of the NAS enhancements (much to my chagrin). So, I figured I'd fill the gap. If you attended NetApp Insight or have a valid NetApp login, … Continue reading TECH::What’s New in NAS in NetApp Clustered Data ONTAP 8.3?
Month: November 2014
FILM::Ranking Christopher Nolan
Everyone loves Christopher Nolan these days - even Wired magazine, who invited Nolan to guest edit their latest issue. I've been a fan since his early work, starting with Memento. (Never saw Following. Will eventually get around to it.) I'm of the opinion that he could be this generation's Martin Scorsese, but maybe I am … Continue reading FILM::Ranking Christopher Nolan
Cisco Champions 2015
Some nice shout outs! Thanks!
I’m very grateful and proud to find myself and several other members of the NetApp family designated as Cisco Champions for 2015. Cisco Champion(s) is a program similar to the VMware vExpert program in recognizing and rewarding the pursuit of relevant technical achievement and, even more importantly, active participation within the technical community. There can be many areas for that involvement to occur – Twitter, Facebook, Cisco Communities, blogs, and much more – but it’s centered around passion, collaboration, support, and “spreading the wealth” by sharing the knowledge that you’ve gained with other people.
The program is now starting its second year (membership is designated annually) and it’s great to see a good size contingent from the NetApp family as Cisco Champions:
- Jesse Anderson (@sockeyes51 and storagedeconstructed.com) of Accenture: Network/Storage Administrator and a NetApp A-Team member
- Michael Cade (@MichaelCade1 and vzilla.co.uk) of Avnet Technology Solutions: Senior Technical Consultant and a NetApp A-Team member
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PHOTO::Monthly Challenge – November 2014
One of my hobbies is photography. I shoot with a Nikon D7000. Been at it a few years. Every month, a photography forum I belong to does a monthly photo challenge. This month was "Black and White Square" photography. Since I don't want this blog to *just* be about work, but more about general interests … Continue reading PHOTO::Monthly Challenge – November 2014
TECH::The Evolution of NAS
In the animal kingdom, there is a concept known as a "mimic." These are animals who have evolved and adapted to look more like another animal in its species that evokes fear in predators. An example of this is the Viceroy butterfly. The Viceroy is a small-ish butterfly that employs mimicry as a defense mechanism. … Continue reading TECH::The Evolution of NAS
Why I love/hate the Interwebz
Everything is connected. Even before the tubes and wires Senator Ted Stevens imagined to comprise the Internet, before DARPA, life in general was a series of connections. Friends. Family. Work. The food chain. Everything had a purpose, which made other purposes. Then the stupid old Internet came along. Now, things were REALLY connected. Hyper-connected. We … Continue reading Why I love/hate the Interwebz