The Sound of Tech To Come... A Veeam Podcast

Episode 147 - How to Become a Backup and Recovery Ninja

In this episode, Jennifer O’Brien (@JenniferO’Brien) hosts John Wood (@JohnWood) of Veeam to discuss how to become a backup and recovery Ninja. Most businesses are struggling with the availability problem - and any downtime can result in lost productivity. Even worse, many businesses don’t have a disaster recovery plan. Hear how you can recover your systems quickly and efficiently with Veeam and NetApp. And like a true Ninja, you can repurpose data and provide value back to the business. For more info, check out this handy solution brief.

Episode 146 - How to stop thieves in their tracks - 5 hot tips to recover from ransomware and malware

In this episode, Jennifer O’Brien (@JenniferO’Brien) hosts Mark Bentkower (@MarkBentkower) of Veeam to discuss how to stop thieves in their tracks - 5 hot tips to recover from ransomware and malware. If ransomware gets past your network and host based security, there’s things businesses can do. For starters, you can get your files back quickly and without paying the ransom to the thieves. Tune in to hear how. For even more info on how to ensure business continuity in the face of ransomware attacks, check out this handy brief with Lenovo. 

Episode 145 - Working from home in the age of COVID-19: Tips from the trenches

In this episode, Jennifer O’Brien (@JenniferO’Brien) hosts Anthony Spiteri (@Anthony Spiteri) of Veeam to discuss working from home in the age of COVID-19 - tips from the trenches. Some sound advice: Discipline is key; don’t feel guilty; and use the power of intelligent software to help you in your remote work environment. Check out these and other lessons learned from a ‘work-at-home’ pro who outlines some of the advanced tools available. For even more practical info, check out the remote working solution brief. 

Episode 144 - How to get peace of mind in the age of unreliable data protection

In this episode, Jennifer O’Brien (@JenniferO’Brien) hosts John Wood (@JohnWood) and Mark Bentkower (@MarkBentkower) of Veeam to discuss how to get peace of mind in the age of unreliable data protection. Businesses are challenged with complexity and unreliability. Unknown challenges derail us - so how do we overcome and get peace of mind in the land of data protection? Don’t recreate the wheel - keep it simple. For even more info on how to build modern datacentres, check out this handy solution brief. 

Episode 143 - What's going on in the Test Lab

In this episode, Rick Vanover (@RickVanover) hosts Kevin O'Brien (@TestLabNut) from Storage Review. Storage Review is a great resource for information about hard drives, storage systems and more. Rick and Kevin discuss some interesting equipment in the lab currently and some tips for managing rack equipment that has a lot of systems that come and go. Below is the "Cartwheel" approach to storage network cabling discussed by Kevin:

Episode 142 - Cloud, Community and Cool Content with Discoposse

In this episode, Rick Vanover (Twitter @RickVanover) finds time for a chat with Eric Wright (Twitter @discoposse). Eric blogs at Discoposse.com and is an avid community member for many projects. Rick and Eric discuss a few cool projects, including a presentation he gave at the AWS Summit in Toronto around Open-source Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform and AWS. The content is compelling! Additionally, Eric summarized a recent milestone with Virtual Design Master.

Episode 141 - VMworld US 2019 Debrief

In this episode, Rick Vanover hosts Kelly Goolsby. Kelly holds a leadership role at Liquid Web and is based in the US. Rick and Kelly talk about what transpired at VMworld, including Rick *not* attending and Kelly attending for the first time in a while. Rick and Kelly also discussed how VMworld sessions are up for replay already (impressive)!

 

 

Episode 140 - VeeamON, VeeamOFF with Alexander Solaat Rødland

In this episode, Rick Vanover (On Twitter at @RickVanover) hosts Alexander Solaat Rødland (on Twitter at: @AlexSolaat). Alex is a Microsoft MVP and is based in Norway. Rick and Alex discuss what it takes to operate a big event like VeeamON as well as the need for portability of data, cloud considerations and more. Alex also posted this content on his blog here: https://solaat.no/2019/05/get-my-slides-from-veeamon-miami/