For ROBO and edge environments, Active Directory may add unnecessary infrastructure to a small HA deployment. Our latest guide explains how to build a Windows Server 2025 workgroup cluster, validate it correctly, and configure shared storage using local disks.

Storage architecture decisions directly influence application latency, recovery times, and infrastructure scalability. Our new article examines the technical characteristics of DAS, SAN, NAS, object storage, SDS, and HCI, along with the design considerations that drive enterprise deployments.

Data changes constantly, and your backup strategy should too. Continuous Data Protection (CDP) captures every write in real time, giving you the ability to recover exactly when things go wrong. Check out our new article for a detailed CDP technical overview.

Many admins only check Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) when iperf tests fail. Yet MTU affects packet size, throughput, fragmentation, and CPU efficiency. Find out from our latest article how to determine and tune MTU safely across your network.

Why does your “100 Mbps” internet not download at 100 MB/s? Because megabits are not the same as megabytes. Get the fundamentals right from to avoid performance miscalculations in networking and storage.

XFS or Ext4 – which Linux filesystem should you choose? Check out our latest comparison article to discover which one delivers better performance, scalability, and reliability for your workloads.

Not sure whether to use block or object storage? Learn from our latest in-depth comparison about how they differ in performance, scalability, and cost.

Data is your most valuable asset – but also your biggest risk. Learn the difference between data protection, privacy, and security, and why each matters for business survival in our new article.

IT administrators are always confronted with the problem of building innovative, fast, modern, and reliable IT infrastructure that fits the budget and saves resources for future growth. To commence, you should plan, select, re-plan, clarify goals, and so on ad infinitum in a vicious circle. However, the issue of guaranteeing the data safety will always be relevant on the agenda. Choosing a SAN (Storage Area Network) with the iSCSI protocol as one of the possible storage solutions will ensure data security and constant availability. In addition, this approach is cost-effective in terms of maintenance and support.