Tape Backups Research
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IBM Tape Solutions Provide Modern and Powerful Data Protection
Sponsored by: TechData & IBMWhile tape storage is old enough that some laugh at the thought of using it, the reality is that tape is reemerging as a preferred option because its security, cost per gigabyte, and simplicity is unmatched. Read this IBM white paper to learn why tape storage is considered so effective, and how you can take advantage of this resurgence.
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Compass™ Virtual Tape Library
Sponsored by: Cobalt IronWith Cobalt Iron, organizations can have a software-defined virtual tape library (VTL) that is fully integrated into its Compass SaaS platform and unifies backup silos. Read through this data sheet to find out about the benefits of Compass VTL which include its simplicity, features, and savings versus traditional VTLs.
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Tape Isn’t Dead
Sponsored by: Iron MountainContrary to popular belief, evolving regulations and increasing security threats are cementing offline storage as a key part of organizations’ storage strategies. Check out this datasheet to learn the top 3 reasons why organizations are turning to tape backup and discover how media managed services are reducing tape management headaches.
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Simplify and Accelerate Your Journey to AWS with Iron Mountain
Sponsored by: Iron MountainIT leaders opt for tape for certain offline storage scenarios while also recognizing some data is better suited for small or bulk migrations to the cloud. Join this webcast from Iron Mountain to learn how to simplify and accelerate your journey to AWS and balance legacy data protection with cloud initiatives of the future.
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Why a tape backup system is still a good storage option
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.Tape backup isn't going anywhere just yet. Get the rundown on current uses for tape, accompanying technologies and vendor updates in this essential guide.
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The Ascent to Hyperscale
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.To manage massive data growth and long-term retention challenges, organizations are leveraging tape technology solutions. Access this white paper to learn how modern tape can fulfill the needs of the hyperscale data center, to view a case study on maximizing data protection efficiency, and to discover the 6 points to remember about modern tape.
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Reintroducing Tape to The Modern Data Center
Sponsored by: Iron MountainDownload this detailed white paper to learn why businesses are reintroducing tape to their data protection strategies, with special attention given to: how does tape work in the modern infrastructure, myth busting tape’s perceived shortcomings, and comparing the performance of tape to disk.
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Striking the Right Balance Between Tape and Cloud
Sponsored by: Iron MountainThe following white paper will walk you through how to strike the right balance between tape media and cloud for your organization, as well as how to unite the two with a holistic data management strategy. Download now to access this critical insight.
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How Google Backs Up the Internet
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.Tune into this instructive video as Raymond Blum, Staff Site Reliability Engineer at Google, reveals Google's hybrid tape backup strategy. You'll find out how Google literally backs up the internet.
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Reintroducing Tape to Backup
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.In this brief whiteboard clip, hear seasoned storage analyst George Crump explain and illustrate the drivers behind this shift back into tape backup, and weigh-in with his thoughts on best practices for storage configurations moving forward.
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Why Microsoft Azure is Choosing Tape
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.Taken from Fujifilm's Global IT Executive Summit, in this clip Marvin McNett, Principal Developer Manager at Microsoft, details 5 concrete advantages of tape technology and why organizations will continue to use it in their data centers.
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The True TCO of Tape
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.Lead Analyst of Storage Switzerland George Crump and Brad Johns discuss the TCO of tape vs. disk vs. cloud in this video, and in it you'll learn about tape's unique cost advantages for a 5-year and 10-year TCO. Tune in here.
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Tape Performance Accelerates
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.This paper details the recent tape developments that are making significant strides in delivering faster initial access times and throughput levels, and can reliably transfer large files and volumes of data.
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Tape Storage: It's a New Game with New Rules
Sponsored by: Fujifilm Recording Media USA, Inc.Clue into the latest tape technology advancements in this white paper, which includes details on 8 major tape enhancements, using tape for cybersecurity and data protection, tape's role in the cloud era, and more.
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Building the Best Backup Plan for Today's Storage Environment
Sponsored by: Iron MountainIn this expert-guide, learn about how your offline backups could be the key to keeping your data safe from the online threat of ransomware. Then, explore how dangerous over-protecting your information can be, and how a data retention policy can keep that from happening, and more.
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Enterprise data protection strategy requires evolution and needs archive, backup
Sponsored by: RubrikThe constantly evolving IT landscape means that backup is no longer enough for many organizations. Data availability and data management are rapidly evolving areas in the spectrum of data protection. Learn the five C's of data protection and why you'll likely need disk, cloud and tape to meet the goals of your enterprise data protection strategy.
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Backup, Data Protection, and Hyper-Convergence: Expanding the Capabilities of Storage
Sponsored by: RubrikIn the e-guide, we examine backup technologies, data protection strategies, hyper-convergence and more so you can make the most of your storage investments, especially in relation to cloud computing and server virtualization. Get helpful tips about everything from data availability and management to consolidation and deduplication.
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Tape Technology, Capacity Continue to Advance
Sponsored by: SearchDataBackup.comTape storage technology is viewed—incorrectly—as behind the times, but thanks partially to growing tape capacity, it plays a key role in the backup product space.
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Estimating the Lifespan of Tape
Sponsored by: LTOIn this e-guide, expert Brien Posey offers advice on how to estimate the useful lifespan of backup tape media depending on how it's used. Access now and you will also learn how new magnetic recording has improved tape storage capacity.
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What is Driving New Backup Tape Library Adoption Today?
Sponsored by: LTOIn this brief expert guide, Ben Woo discusses why tape libraries are resurging as data management solutions are becoming more reliable and durable. Read on to discover how tape can lower your operational costs and offer a suitable solution to big data management challenges.
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Cloud and Tape: Allies, Not Enemies
Sponsored by: SearchDataBackup.comThis expert eBook details how cloud-based virtual tape library services help to bridge the gap between backup software and cloud storage. Read on to learn the pros and cons of cloud-based virtual tape libraries as well as how you can make backups to the cloud easier while continuing to use existing backup software.
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ANZ--Storage Magazine October 2014
Sponsored by: SearchStorage.comThis issue looks at the storage challenges facing the retail industry with more and more customer data.
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Big Data Tape Library Buyer’s Guide
Sponsored by: Oracle and Intel®Read this DCIG 2014 Big Data Tape Library Buyer's Guideand learn how to make intelligent, cost-effective decisions when it comes to tape storage.
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Tape Storage Upgrade Guide: Modernize Your Storage Infrastructure with the Latest Tape Solutions
Sponsored by: Oracle and Intel®This informative guide explains the new usage cases for tape storage in the data center. It explains the circumstances that have led to a need for new tape storage technologies and then goes on to explain the benefits of one suite of solutions.
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E-Book: LTFS For Dummies
Sponsored by: Oracle and Intel®This e-book explains how Linear Tape File Systems work and how they can be used to handle the challenges facing modern data centers.
