SIOS Technology Corp. (www.us.sios.com), maker of SAN and #SANLess clustering software products, today announced a live webinar featuring EnterpriseDB’s Principal Sales Engineer, Brian Barryman and SIOS’ clustering expert Tony Tomarchio. They will describe how SANLess clusters are delivering the ease of use, cost savings, and high availability protection needed to make Postgres and PostgreSQL deployments enterprise ready.

The live webinar, “Optimizing Cost Savings and High Availability Protection for Postgres with EnterpriseDB and SIOS Clustering Software,” will be held on August 13, 2014 at 10:00 AM PDT / 1:00 PM EDT.

To register, please visit: http://discover.us.sios.com/2014-08-webinar-optimizing-cost-savings-and-high-availability-protection-for-postgres-with-edb-and-sios.html

Read more: http://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwgeeks/article/SIOS-Webinar-to-Address-Optimizing-Cost-Savings-and-High-Availability-Protection-for-Postgres-with-EnterpriseDB-and-SIOS-Clustering-Software-20140806

 

SIOS Technology Corp. (www.us.sios.com), maker of SAN and #SANLess clustering software products, today announced a live webinar featuring EnterpriseDB’s Principal Sales Engineer, Brian Barryman and SIOS’ clustering expert Tony Tomarchio. They will describe how SANLess clusters are delivering the ease of use, cost savings, and high availability protection needed to make Postgres and PostgreSQL deployments enterprise ready.

The live webinar, “Optimizing Cost Savings and High Availability Protection for Postgres with EnterpriseDB and SIOS Clustering Software,” will be held on August 13, 2014 at 10:00 AM PDT / 1:00 PM EDT.

 

To register, please visit: http://discover.us.sios.com/2014-08-webinar-optimizing-cost-savings-and-high-availability-protection-for-postgres-with-edb-and-sios.html

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SIOS Technology Corp. (www.us.sios.com), maker of SAN and #SANLess clustering software products, today announced a live webinar featuring EnterpriseDB’s Principal Sales Engineer, Brian Barryman and SIOS’ clustering expert Tony Tomarchio. They will describe how SANLess clusters are delivering the ease of use, cost savings, and high availability protection needed to make Postgres and PostgreSQL deployments enterprise ready.

The live webinar, “Optimizing Cost Savings and High Availability Protection for Postgres with EnterpriseDB and SIOS Clustering Software,” will be held on August 13, 2014 at 10:00 AM PDT / 1:00 PM EDT.

To register, please visit: http://discover.us.sios.com/2014-08-webinar-optimizing-cost-savings-and-high-availability-protection-for-postgres-with-edb-and-sios.html

Read more: http://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/14/08/b4760340/sios-webinar-to-address-optimizing-cost-savings-and-high-availability-p#ixzz39eWQKbY2

Companies have more choices than ever to save money and improve efficiency in their IT environment such as public and private cloud, virtual server environments, and high performance SSD storage. They can even combine a traditional physical server environment with cloud in hybrid configurations for better disaster recovery protection.

However, protecting business critical applications such as SQL, Oracle, SAP, file and print from downtime and disasters in these environments poses a variety of challenges to traditional SAN-based cluster environments. Companies should rethink their approach to high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) and consider alternatives that do not require the use of shared storage.

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VSM: What is the SIOS Technology survey and what is its objective?

Jerry Melnick: In June 2014, SIOS Technology Corp. conducted a survey of large corporations to understand current trends and challenges related to providing high availability (HA) and disaster protection (DR) for SQL Server, specifically:

• Most important challenges to providing HA and DR
• Costs of HA and DR for SQL Server
• Plans and priorities for 2014/2015

The survey was conducted for 10 business days and elicited responses from 191 IT professionals. Most respondents were from large enterprises with more than 1000 employees (51 percent) and were headquartered in the United States (76 percent), 9 percent were from EU countries. Respondents represented a broad range of industries, including telecommunications (31 percent), healthcare (16 percent), and financial services (15 percent).

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