Tegile Systems Announces Support For SMB 3.0
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Posted on May 12, 2014 at 11:14:01 AM
Tegile Systems Announces Support For SMB 3.0
Company to deliver arrays to accelerate Microsoft HyperV and Windows environments using the SMB 3.0 storage protocol
NEWARK, Calif., May 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Tegile Systems, the leading provider of flash-driven storage arrays for virtualized server and virtual desktop environments, today announced its support for the Microsoft Server Message Block (SMB) 3.0 network storage protocol with plans to develop storage systems leveraging several of the technology's key features.
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Microsoft SMB is a storage and network file-sharing protocol implemented in Microsoft Windows that allows applications on a computer to read and write to files and to request services from server programs in a computer network. The latest version of this protocol provides customers with fast and efficient file servers for server applications, such as Hyper-V, resulting in increased throughput, lower latency and improved CPU utilization. Tegile will deliver systems supporting SMB 3.0 by September of this year.
"SMB 3.0 is a transformative technology that makes Hyper-V a more viable alternative to VMware," said Eric Burgener, Research Director for IDC's Storage Practice. "With their SMB support, Tegile offers a flash-optimized, unified storage solution for Hyper-V customers, better enabling the mixed workload consolidation that wrings the most value out of flash-based arrays." In addition to the SMB 3.0 protocol support, other new features of most interest to Tegile customers include:
-- Offloaded Data Transfer (ODX) - functionality that will allow Zebi
arrays to directly transfer data within or between compatible storage
devices without having to first pass through a host computer. This
feature significantly frees up server resources while speeding up the
process of moving or copying files.
-- SCVMM Integration - Tegile arrays can connect with the Virtual Machine
Manager within the Microsoft Operations Console to monitor the health
and availability of virtual machines through a central location, as well
as gaining an overall view of an enterprise's virtualized environment
and servers.
-- Multichannel - increases the network performance and availability for
file servers through simultaneous dynamic network connections to provide
increased throughput, network fault tolerance and massive data bandwidth
with low overhead.
"SMB 3.0 looks to be a viable option that will provide us functionality at a more attractive price point. Tegile's support of SMB 3.0 ensures that we will still be able to leverage the reliability, scalability and cost-effectiveness of our Zebi arrays while gaining the benefits of improved utilization and efficiency of our network resources." said Clayton Haywood, Senior Network Administrator of Johns Hopkins University.
Tegile Zebi arrays are designed to make server virtualization easier, faster, more reliable, more scalable and less expensive than standard hard disk-based arrays. By combining Tegile's MASS technology with high-performance DRAM, solid-state flash, multi-core Intel processors and high-speed Ethernet or Fibre Channel, Zebi arrays enable higher capacity and significantly higher performance so customers can manage more machines without sacrificing capacity, reduce or manage costs, and eliminate wear leveling problems and data integrity issues while delivering five time more IOPS with considerably lower latency.
"Customers are excited about the new and improved functionality that the SMB 3.0 protocol provides for their Windows-based network storage infrastructures and Hyper-V deployments," said Brian Hillger, Director Server and Tools Marketing, Microsoft. "Windows Server with SMB 3.0 enables Tegile to develop interoperable solutions that take advantage of many features that help enable a breadth of implementation options."
"Tegile is all about helping organizations solve their storage challenges, whether in virtual server, database or VDI environments," said Rob Commins, vice president of marketing at Tegile. "By supporting new storage protocols like Microsoft SMB 3.0, we ensure that our customers have the greatest number of ways to balance performance, capacity, features and price of their network storage infrastructure through the deployment of hybrid Zebi arrays. We look forward to delivering systems with support for SMB 3.0 later this year."
About Tegile Systems
Tegile Systems is pioneering a new generation of flash-driven enterprise storage arrays that balance performance, capacity, features and price for virtualization, file services and database applications. With Tegile's Zebi line of hybrid storage arrays, the company is redefining the traditional approach to storage by providing a family of arrays that is significantly faster than all hard disk-based arrays and significantly less expensive than all solid-state disk-based arrays.
Tegile's patented MASS technology accelerates the Zebi's performance and enables on-the-fly de-duplication and compression of data so each Zebi has a usable capacity far greater than its raw capacity. Tegile's award-winning technology solutions enable customers to better address the requirements of server virtualization, virtual desktop integration and database integration than other offerings. Featuring both NAS and SAN connectivity, Tegile arrays are easy-to-use, fully redundant, and highly scalable. They come complete with built-in auto-snapshot, auto-replication, near-instant recovery, onsite or offsite failover, and virtualization management features. Additional information is available at http://www.tegile.com. Follow Tegile on Twitter @tegile.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Dan Miller, JPR Communications
818-884-8282, ext. 13
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Company to deliver arrays to accelerate Microsoft HyperV and Windows environments using the SMB 3.0 storage protocol
NEWARK, Calif., May 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Tegile Systems, the leading provider of flash-driven storage arrays for virtualized server and virtual desktop environments, today announced its support for the Microsoft Server Message Block (SMB) 3.0 network storage protocol with plans to develop storage systems leveraging several of the technology's key features.
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnvar/20130215/LA61196LOGO
Microsoft SMB is a storage and network file-sharing protocol implemented in Microsoft Windows that allows applications on a computer to read and write to files and to request services from server programs in a computer network. The latest version of this protocol provides customers with fast and efficient file servers for server applications, such as Hyper-V, resulting in increased throughput, lower latency and improved CPU utilization. Tegile will deliver systems supporting SMB 3.0 by September of this year.
"SMB 3.0 is a transformative technology that makes Hyper-V a more viable alternative to VMware," said Eric Burgener, Research Director for IDC's Storage Practice. "With their SMB support, Tegile offers a flash-optimized, unified storage solution for Hyper-V customers, better enabling the mixed workload consolidation that wrings the most value out of flash-based arrays." In addition to the SMB 3.0 protocol support, other new features of most interest to Tegile customers include:
-- Offloaded Data Transfer (ODX) - functionality that will allow Zebi
arrays to directly transfer data within or between compatible storage
devices without having to first pass through a host computer. This
feature significantly frees up server resources while speeding up the
process of moving or copying files.
-- SCVMM Integration - Tegile arrays can connect with the Virtual Machine
Manager within the Microsoft Operations Console to monitor the health
and availability of virtual machines through a central location, as well
as gaining an overall view of an enterprise's virtualized environment
and servers.
-- Multichannel - increases the network performance and availability for
file servers through simultaneous dynamic network connections to provide
increased throughput, network fault tolerance and massive data bandwidth
with low overhead.
"SMB 3.0 looks to be a viable option that will provide us functionality at a more attractive price point. Tegile's support of SMB 3.0 ensures that we will still be able to leverage the reliability, scalability and cost-effectiveness of our Zebi arrays while gaining the benefits of improved utilization and efficiency of our network resources." said Clayton Haywood, Senior Network Administrator of Johns Hopkins University.
Tegile Zebi arrays are designed to make server virtualization easier, faster, more reliable, more scalable and less expensive than standard hard disk-based arrays. By combining Tegile's MASS technology with high-performance DRAM, solid-state flash, multi-core Intel processors and high-speed Ethernet or Fibre Channel, Zebi arrays enable higher capacity and significantly higher performance so customers can manage more machines without sacrificing capacity, reduce or manage costs, and eliminate wear leveling problems and data integrity issues while delivering five time more IOPS with considerably lower latency.
"Customers are excited about the new and improved functionality that the SMB 3.0 protocol provides for their Windows-based network storage infrastructures and Hyper-V deployments," said Brian Hillger, Director Server and Tools Marketing, Microsoft. "Windows Server with SMB 3.0 enables Tegile to develop interoperable solutions that take advantage of many features that help enable a breadth of implementation options."
"Tegile is all about helping organizations solve their storage challenges, whether in virtual server, database or VDI environments," said Rob Commins, vice president of marketing at Tegile. "By supporting new storage protocols like Microsoft SMB 3.0, we ensure that our customers have the greatest number of ways to balance performance, capacity, features and price of their network storage infrastructure through the deployment of hybrid Zebi arrays. We look forward to delivering systems with support for SMB 3.0 later this year."
About Tegile Systems
Tegile Systems is pioneering a new generation of flash-driven enterprise storage arrays that balance performance, capacity, features and price for virtualization, file services and database applications. With Tegile's Zebi line of hybrid storage arrays, the company is redefining the traditional approach to storage by providing a family of arrays that is significantly faster than all hard disk-based arrays and significantly less expensive than all solid-state disk-based arrays.
Tegile's patented MASS technology accelerates the Zebi's performance and enables on-the-fly de-duplication and compression of data so each Zebi has a usable capacity far greater than its raw capacity. Tegile's award-winning technology solutions enable customers to better address the requirements of server virtualization, virtual desktop integration and database integration than other offerings. Featuring both NAS and SAN connectivity, Tegile arrays are easy-to-use, fully redundant, and highly scalable. They come complete with built-in auto-snapshot, auto-replication, near-instant recovery, onsite or offsite failover, and virtualization management features. Additional information is available at http://www.tegile.com. Follow Tegile on Twitter @tegile.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Dan Miller, JPR Communications
818-884-8282, ext. 13
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