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Webinar: Microsoft Hyper-V: 4 Things You Should Know to Ensure Storage HA and Security

Published: March 3, 2015

Data protection, storage security and 24/7 operations are minimum requirements for every IT infrastructure. Virtualization offers many benefits, but it makes these three items absolutely crucial for business continuity. All Hyper-V administrators must deliver storage high availability (HA), properly secure the virtual environment and have redundant disaster recovery plans in place.

Webinar: Tap Room Meeting: Just 2 VMware servers to enable Fault Tolerance of the entire system. Really.

Published: February 18, 2015

Tap room #4 will highlight the magic of enabling the business continuity with only two shots. StarWind Virtual SAN™ brings complete data protection by integrating with the existing infrastructure. That is for free, we swear.

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Webinar: Building a Highly Available Hyper-V Cluster Using Free Microsoft Hyper-V Server (November 2014)

Published: November 19, 2014

Experts from 5nine Software and StarWind showed how to create a cost effective and highly available Hyper-V failover cluster.

Webinar: How to Reduce Disaster Recovery Expenses up to 50% / DR & BC Best Practices for Virtual Environments

Published: November 14, 2014

View this webcast to learn why having an effective disaster recovery plan is so important and the additional protection one gets you over simple application or server resiliency. We’ll discuss the technical details involved in implementing a DR strategy in a virtual server environment that includes the StarWind Virtual SAN solution.

Webinar: StarWind Virtual SAN break-out session: Hyper-converged storage for Hyper-V clusters

Published: October 16, 2014

Watch the demonstration of StarWind Virtual SAN to see the software from a user’s perspective. Learn how to configure a fault-tolerant Hyper-V cluster using just two commodity servers and no extra hardware.

Webinar: Software-Defined Storage Architecture: Optimizing Business Value and Minimizing Risk in Microsoft/VMware Storage Strategies

Published: September 18, 2014

Sifting through the marketing hype from VMware and Microsoft regarding their "server-side software-defined storage models" can be almost as challenging as understanding the underlying technical issues that software-defined storage seeks to solve. What is needed is a clear headed analysis of the storage challenges created by virtual server computing, the benefits and limitations of competing software-defined approaches to addressing them, and what alternatives exist that might provide highly available and scalable storage capacity in a business-savvy way.