Every second Tuesday, we will be releasing a tech tip video that will give users information on various topics relating to our Storinator storage servers.
This week, Brett is back to talk about a recent solution that we developed for a customer that was experiencing a very common, data movement problem.
In this video, Brett explains the customer's pain point and outlines the constraints that were given to our storage architects. Its important to discuss this story of how we solved their problem (not because it was complex) but because it shows off the power of a highly available cluster setup, compared to multiple single servers, for moving data from one point to another, very quickly, and very efficiently.
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