Reading time: 1 minuteHey folks, We’re just setting things up here at CeBIT 2015. If you would like to meet Syneto in person, you are more than welcome to stop by our booth in Hall 6, Stand B49. We are available for technology demos or simple discussions regarding data storage throughout the event See you around!
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Reading time: 1 minuteYes! We will be there. Join us at the largest IT expo in the world: CeBIT. Syneto is at the forefront of storage technology and software development. For this reason, CeBIT is a natural choice, being considered a barometer for the state of the art in information technology. When? CeBIT 2015, the world’s leading digital Event will take place from the 16th to the 20th of March. Where? In Hanover, …
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Reading time: 2 minutesCreating a storage product is certainly a challenging task. A storage array represents a synergy between hardware, software, and maintenance. Recently the story about how we develop our storage operating system, Storage OS, as a team and company, was published by the Agile Alliance on their website. Our Agile Experience Report is entitled “One Bug Per Month”. It showcases the story behind our development processes and their evolution.“One thing I …
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Reading time: 6 minutesSeparated by only a couple of weeks, two software conferences took place in Bucharest at the end of spring 2014: ITAKE Unconference at its 2nd edition and DevTalks at its first. Both conferences pretended to focus on software development and both were oriented toward people writing software on day to day basis.I had the pleasure of speaking at both conferences, and though my speeches were very different, I can compare the two events from …
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Reading time: 4 minutesOn the 20th of May, this year, the first European Open ZFS conference was held in Paris. It was a great event and an absolute privilege for us to participate as presenters and sponsors. The main guest was the co-creator of ZFS, Matt Ahrens. We started by having Matt present the current state of OpenZFS, future enhancements and features that are on the roadmap. It all began with a nice …
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