So much of what we discuss in SNIA is the latest emerging technologies in storage. While it’s good to know all about the latest and greatest technologies, it’s also important to understand those technologies being sunsetted. In this SNIA Networking Storage Forum (NSF) webcast series “Storage Technologies & Practices Ripe for Refresh” we cover technologies that are at (or close to) being past their useful life.
On June 22, 2021, we’ll host the second installment of this series, Storage Technologies & Practices Ripe for Refresh – Part 2 where we’ll discuss obsolete hardware, protocols, interfaces and other aspects of storage.
We’ll offer advice on how to replace these older technologies in production environments as well as why these changes are recommended. We’ll also cover protocols that you should consider removing from your networks, either older versions of protocols where only newer versions should be used, or protocols that have been supplanted by superior options and should be discontinued entirely.
Finally, we will look at physical networking interfaces and cabling that are popular today but face an uncertain future as networking speeds grow ever faster.
Join us on June 22nd to learn if there is anything ripe for refresh in your data center. And if you missed the first webcast in this series, you can view it on demand here.