Topic: Cloud - Page 65

Channel pros Peter Melby and Steve Hall share first-person thoughts on the keys to winning big in managed and cloud services.

Assembled at Ingram’s Integration Center, the fully managed offering combines compute, storage, and BDR services in a pre-integrated bundle designed to make deploying, running, and paying for hybrid cloud environments simpler.

Available now at no extra cost, the new feature helps organizations identify and fix weaknesses in containerized applications at a time when use of containers is growing rapidly.

Learn what separates channel pros who were ready for the challenges of the pandemic and are now thriving in the new normal.

X-OD, the value-added distributor’s subscription-based online ordering platform, will become available to U.S. and Canadian partners following a successful overseas rollout in the second quarter of the year, according to CEO Jesper Trolle (pictured).

The new data center chips, which offer a 19% instructions-per-clock improvement and feature new security technologies, are tailored to high-performance computing, cloud computing, and other demanding workloads.

Going a little stir crazy these days? Thinking about cybersecurity a lot? Matt, Rich, and guest host Brian Weiss, of ITECH Solutions, certainly are. More specifically, they’re thinking about Datto’s acquisition of threat detection vendor BitDam and its implications for the vendor’s security plans, not to mention the latest SMB-friendly enhancements to Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s GreenLake platform and Schneider Electric’s managed power partner program.

The new product, which will provide disaster recovery for Azure-based workloads, fits within a larger “cyber resilience” strategy that also includes security offerings like the software Datto officially bought this week, according to CEO Tim Weller (pictured).

The new edition of Barracuda’s zero-trust network access solution features multitenant management and subscription pricing. The vendor’s RMM system, formerly named Managed Workplace, is now called Barracuda RMM.

The vendor expects bare metal deployment, along with smaller virtual machine and container configurations unveiled today, to make adopting GreenLake easier and more attractive for SMBs, which account for a rapidly growing portion of channel-led sales.