<img src="https://i0.wp.com/www.caringo.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/evolution-media-management-brews-bytes-episode-8.png?fit=480%2C360&ssl=1" class="attachment-medium size-medium wp-post-image" alt="">In a few years when we reflect on this decade, it will be clear that it was the decade where video overtook all other forms of media as the main educational and entertainment vehicle. Every major video on-demand service, feature film, viral video, news network and now classroom relies on video content. Add a sudden shift to remote workflows and those in charge of creating, producing and delivering content now need to be able to find the videos they need on their own, from a distributed site. In this Brew & Bytes episode, we will discuss:
<ul>
<li>How video production has changed the last decade and what a video archive looks like for various sizes of organizations</li>
<li>The impact of remote workflows and how different organizations are approaching the new norm</li>
<li>The role of remote access and AI-driven video search, and the importance of finding videos when they are needed</li>
</ul>
Caringo VP Marketing and Brews & Bytes host Adrian J Herrera will be joined by Ryan Meek, Caringo Principal Solutions Architect, and Sam Bogoch, CEO of axle.ai, a leading software platform for remote access and video search. They will share real-world examples of how these capabilities have evolved over the last decade.

What a video archive looks like for various sizes of organizations, impact of remote workflows, role of remote access and AI-driven video search

Zach Gover

Caringo Brews and Bytes talks offer insight into top storage professionals in technology, storage and common questions which exist in the markets.

Brews and Bytes

Caringo Swarm Object Storage can be used as platform for building a scalable, reliable, high-performance Content Distribution Network (CDN).

Content Delivery Network

Content Distribution is a key capability for Media & Entertainment, Social Discovery and all sites that provide content to customers and end users.

Content Distribution

Caringo Swarm Object Storage protects digital assets, keeping them online & accessible for production workflows, active archive & on-demand streaming.

Media &amp; Entertainment

Metadata is "data about data" and can be descriptive, structural, administrative, reference or statistical metadata that is auto- or user-generated.

Metadata

Object storage (object-based storage) is computer data storage architecture that manages data as objects, as opposed to file storage & block storage.

Object Storage

The Evolution of Media Management

Media & Entertainment

The shift to all-digital workflows has increased in momentum and so have malware, ransomware and crypto-locking attacks. So, how do you keep the CIA promise (Confidentiality, Integrity and Accessibility) for content repositories and archives in light of these constant threats? In this episode of Brews & Bytes, Toon Geens, Xenit CEO, Ronny Timmermans, Xenit Managing Director, and Ryan Meek, Caringo Principal Solutions Engineer, join host Adrian Herrera, Caringo VP Marketing, to discuss these questions:
<ul>
<li>How does an organization get started addressing threat prevention and detection?</li>
<li>Are there ways to contain threats and mitigate exposure?</li>
<li>Can repairing and healing from data integrity issues be automated?</li>
</ul>

Learn how you keep the CIA promise (Confidentiality, Integrity & Accessibility) for content repositories/archives in light of constant threats

Data integrity (i.e., maintenance of accurate data) is a critical function of storage systems. Caringo Swarm uses Content-MD5, Integrity Seals & WORM.

Data Integrity

With Caringo Swarm Object Storage, you get continuous, built-in data protection along with exceptional resilience, recovery, and content integrity. 

Data Protection

Caringo revolutionized data storage and changed the economics of storage in 2006 by launching the first Object Storage product in the marketplace. 

Data Storage

Ransomware⏤malicious software or malware⏤is designed to deny access to systems & data until ransom is paid. Object storage can help protect your data.

Ransomware

As you define your storage strategy, what are the required characteristics for each tier of your storage and what variables affect each storage tier?

Security

Using the CIA promise to protect data (…the other CIA)

As we head into the second decade of the millenia, the evolution of technology is accelerating and object storage is a foundational component. In the inaugural episode of our Brews & Bytes series, we’ll talk about where storage is headed in the coming decade and how you and your organization can prepare for the roaring 20s!
Our VP Marketing Adrian “AJ” Herrera hosts a discussion with CEO Tony Barbagallo and VP of Sales Ben Canter in our premiere episode of Brews & Bytes.

where storage is headed in the coming decade and how you and your organization can prepare for the roaring 20s!

How Object Storage Can Help You in the Roaring 20s! Brews & Bytes, episode 1

There are many ways organizations, analysts and vendors categorize storage. Once you get past the techno-babble, the lowest common denominators amongst storage methods lead to 3 categories:
<ol>
<li>Frequently accessed data</li>
<li>Moderately accessed data</li>
<li>Infrequently accessed data</li>
</ol>
In this second episode of Brews & Bytes, we will take a closer look at categories 2 and 3, which we are calling “economical” storage.
This conversation goes beyond just talking $/GB. Our guests Tridib Chakravarty (aka TC), the CEO of <a href="https://storagedna.com/">StorageDNA</a>, and Ryan Meek, Caringo’s Principal Solutions Architect, will discuss challenges organizations are facing finding economical storage, how they are determining what data can be moved to different tiers of storage, and the pros and cons of different types of economical storage options.

Organizations need to find economical storage and identify data that can be moved to different tiers. How do they meet this challenge?

Scaling from small to 100s of PBs is one of the hallmarks of the Swarm pure object storage approach and a testament to our longstanding installations.

Scalability

Strategy

Economical Storage: Data Insight, Data Movement and Storage Options

Long before the term “cloud” was being used, the lively debate regarding on-premises versus offsite/managed storage raged on with questions such as:
<ul>
<li>Should you be moving all of your data to the cloud?</li>
<li>Should you keep your data on-prem?</li>
<li>Is there a middle ground, and is hybrid cloud storage practical?</li>
</ul>
In this episode of our Brews & Bytes live webcast, David Boland, Wasabi Director of Product Marketing, and Eric Dey, Caringo Director of Product, join host Adrian J Herrera, VP Marketing at Caringo, to discuss these questions. With perspectives as leaders in companies that specialize in cloud storage and on-premise storage and also as technology industry professionals with multiple decades of experience, this is sure to be a lively conversation. You don’t want to miss this one!

Before the term “cloud” was coined, the debate regarding on-prem vs offsite/managed storage raged on. Hear what storage leaders have to say.

Cloud architecture are the components needed for cloud computing. Typically, front-end and back-end platforms, cloud-based delivery and a network.

Cloud Architecture

Object-based storage (e.g., Amazon S3-compliant Caringo Swarm Object Storage) is the basis for all Cloud Storage⏤private, public or hybrid).

Cloud Storage

Swarm Object Storage is a valuable tool in disaster recover (DR) strategy, giving you data resilience and simplifying recovery of data on or off prem.

Disaster Recovery

Wasabi

Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage

On-Premises and Cloud Storage — Friends or Foes?

Social distancing has already had a major impact across every aspect of Video Production and Broadcast. Content creation, editing and delivery workflows are rapidly becoming remote.
<ul>
<li>How are content creators, production houses and broadcasters adapting?</li>
<li>What’s the role of storage in these fluid times?</li>
<li>And, are these changes temporary or permanent?</li>
</ul>
In this episode of Brews & Bytes, Nick Smith, VP of Technology for JB&A, a leading distributor specializing in Video Production and Broadcast, and Ben Canter, Caringo VP of Global Sales, join host Adrian J Herrera to discuss these questions.

Content creation, editing and delivery workflows are rapidly becoming remote. How are content creators, production houses and broadcasters adapting?

Caringo Swarm Object Storage powers social discovery technologies that change the way we connect with people and find information in today's world.

Social Discovery

Software-defined storage (SDS) is data storage software for policy-based provisioning and management of data, independent of underlying hardware. 

Software Defined Storage

Caringo Swarm Object Storage v11 accelerates access to video by giving you easy-to-generate URLs for secure internal or external streaming media.

Streaming Media

Tape storage refers to storage medium that reads and writes data on a magnetic tape, typically for an inexpensive offline, archival data store. 

Tape Storage

Video Production & Broadcasting in Social-Distancing Era: What’s Here to Stay?

Some of the world’s most challenging problems—including fighting diseases, increasing food production, battling climate change, and advancing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning—are enabled by High-Performance Computing (HPC). A big part of HPC workflows is sharing data with distributed collaborators. Join us for a discussion on the challenges of managing and storing HPC data featuring the experts from Globus, a University of Chicago non-profit service. Topics will include:
<ul>
<li>Why distributed collaborators are critical to expediting time to discovery</li>
<li>How to provide direct access to computers, software, data and other resources</li>
<li>Collaborative problem-solving and resource-brokering strategies</li>
<li>How the largest research organizations in the world are enabling secure access to data</li>
<li>The role of storage and access controls throughout HPC workflows</li>
</ul>
Caringo VP Marketing and Brews & Bytes host Adrian J Herrera will be joined by Eric Dey, Caringo Head of Product, Rachana Ananthakrishnan, Globus Head of Product, and Vas Vasiliadis, Globus Chief Customer Officer. They will share real-world examples of how Globus and Caringo have worked together to solve these problems and also discuss how current events are likely to shape the future of Research workflows.
Presenters: 
Rachana Ananthakrishnan, Globus Head of Product 
Vas Vasiliadis, Globus Chief Customer Officer 
Eric Dey, Caringo Head of Product 
Adrian J Herrera, Caringo VP Marketing (host)

HPC enables researchers to solve some of the world's most challenging problems, from developing vaccines to identifying climate change.

HPC data sets are exploding. Swarm Object Storage streamlines data management/access & reduces storage TCO up to 75% with continuous data protection.

High Performance Computing

Distributed Collaborators & Data…Solving the World’s Big Problems

Workflows that deal with big files and big storage capacities are difficult to move to a distributed or remote method of processing. Along with the difficulty in transferring large files to various sites, you need to deal with storing, protecting and accessing those files in an economical way. In this episode of Brews and Bytes, Robert Browne from Signiant joins Caringo’s TW Cook and host Adrian J Herrera to discuss these questions:
<ul>
<li>What are the problems you need to look out for when transferring large files locally or globally?</li>
<li>What are the issues you may encounter storing 100s of Terabytes of files?</li>
<li>How about 100s of Petabytes?</li>
<li>Is there such a thing as files and storage being too big for remote workflows?</li>
</ul>

What are the problems you need to look out for when transferring large files locally or globally? Learn more in this episode of Brews and Bytes

File storage is a system that stores data in hierarchical structure (files & folders). Data is retrieved using the same format in which it was stored.

File Storage

Network attached storage (NAS) is a high-performance file-level data storage device connected to a computer network that provides data access.

Storage area network (SAN) is a high-performance computer network that provides quick access to consolidated, block-level primary data storage.

The Topic