OpenFlow Is Dead. Long Live OpenFlow.
Software is a curious thing. Despite the best of developer […]
Articles by Rich Stroffolino
Start the holidays off with FreeNAS 10 BETA 2!
As a former Linux/OSS hippie, I’ve known about FreeNAS for […]
Nutanix and Plexxi – An Affinity to Converge
Nutanix has a big pile of IPO money just sitting […]
The MacBook Pro Touch Bar: Long-Term Review Part 1
It’s obvious by now that even though Apple is the most profitable PC maker, they have little interest in competing in a yearly refresh cycle. This is especially true on the desktop front, where the company hasn’t released a product refresh on any of their lines for over 400 days. Even when they do, they often iterate on timeworn designs, with their most radical redesign being the trashcan-inspired Mac Pro in 2013. So whenever Apple doesn’t simply bump processor and memory specifications, it’s notable. Enter the 2016 MacBook Pro with the Touch Bar.
Cohesity or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Secondary Storage
They say that education is a form of indoctrination. Personally, […]
The Silent Threat of Dark Data
Secondary storage sounds safe enough, but James Green brings to […]
ZFS Cheat Sheet
You never forget your first love. Whether it’s a high […]
Apstra intends greatness beyond Sparta
Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow there will probably […]
I Almost Rage Bought a MacBook Pro
Nick Janetakis takes us down the long and winding road […]
Securing the Internet of Things
Nothing like realizing you’re already surrounded by Internet of Things devices while reading about profound insecurity in the still nascent ecosystem!
