Increased
transactions and the increasing popularity of cloud computing or cloud
computing will affect the data storage media or storage. How the image storage in 2012? Hu Yoshida, Chief Technology Officer of Hitachi Data Systems, recently noted there are at least 10 storage trends in 2012
Storage
efficiency: global economic uncertainty requires IT professionals to
achieve a better return on assets than buying new assets. There
is a greater focus on technology for storage efficiency, such as
storage virtualization, thin provisioning, dynamic tiering, and
archiving.
Convergence towards consolidation: Consolidation will pave the way for convergence. In recent years, the IT sector has focused on consolidating and most applications have been consolidated. In order to save costs, the focus now lies on the convergence of servers, storage, networking, and applications. Application
Programming Interface (API) that transfer the load to servers and
storage can make the memory work more efficiently. Alloy
software will help unify the management and provisioning automation,
and reporting on the local server, which is run remotely, and
cloud-based, storage, and network infrastructure.
Transparency:
The application and the infrastructure will work more transparent to
one another in order to facilitate convergence through open interfaces
such as APIs, client / providers, and plugins. Hitachi
Data Systems offers Hitachi Command Director software, which provides
visibility into application service levels, utilization, and health of
the storage infrastructure behind virtual storage is used.
Computerized storage: storage systems need to be a computer storage as more functions are added into it. Storage
architecture of the old with the general function controller that
serves the entire workload of new functions with the input / output
normally would not be able to measure it. That requires a new storage architecture with a separate set of processors to perform such additional functions.
Data giant or "Big Data": The focus in 2012 will remain in giant data or Big Data, the data is very large. Jump
in unstructured data and mobile applications will create a great
opportunity to create business value, define differentiation and support
the decision making process if the data can be managed and accessed
efficiently. Data giant had indeed difficult to be duplicated, made copies, and excavated by traditional means. More large data set containing information from the intersection a lot of data or objects. In 2012, there will be the adoption of large-scale content platform to anticipate analytically on large data.
Energy
Efficiency: Power, cooling and carbon footprint will become crucial
later on, given the increasing demand for energy and many countries need
to tax carbon. IT sector will be required to bear this energy problem.
Ergonomic
services: The gap between the consumption of technology and IT
operations will focus since the IT business for menerapan technology
more quickly so you can immediately realize the benefits it offers
today. Looking
ahead, there will be a great need for services to delegate IT staff are
very loyal and accelerate the adoption of new technologies.
Scale
expansion of storage: Virtualization of servers and desktops will
increase the company needs to adjust its storage system, because the
demand for increased physical server. Modular
storage system may need to be replaced with a special storage class to
meet the needs of corporate virtual servers in tier 1. Without
adjustment of the architecture, the storage will not be able to meet
the demand for server and desktop virtualization continues to increase.
Virtualized
Migration: Migration tool-disruptive-disrupting operations will not
occur because the new virtualization capabilities that will remove the
need to reboot.
Cloud
Acquisition: Acquisition Cloud, which is based on self-service system,
pay according to usage, and on request will replace the acquisition
cycle of a product which has been running 3-5 years, due to the
convergence will begin to incorporate a variety of sources.
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