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Home » Violin Memory Launches Maestro Software Suite

Violin Memory Launches Maestro Software Suite

September 19, 2013
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Violin Memory released a Memory Services software suite for acceleration, tiering, migration and protection of application data in the enterprise data center.

The Violin Maestro suite of Memory Services, which runs on memory-optimized, hardware-accelerated Violin Memory Appliances, provides non-disruptive migration of data off legacy storage to high performance Violin Memory Arrays. The company said its software transparently learns application I/O patterns and accelerates performance.  The software provides dynamic tiering of application data between Memory Tier and disk storage.

“Today, we are expanding our enterprise memory software portfolio to bring the benefits of memory-based computing to traditional enterprise storage at significantly better economics than what is offered by legacy storage vendors,” said Don Basile, CEO of Violin Memory.   “With Violin Maestro, data can be tiered in real time across memory and disk storage to accelerate applications at the speed of memory.”

http://www.violin-memory.com/products/violin-maestro/

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