Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

As your business grows, so does your data. And if you’re running Microsoft SQL Server, you’ve likely faced the challenge of managing storage in a way that doesn’t break the bank but keeps your applications running smoothly. It’s a balancing act that many IT professionals and business leaders struggle with daily. We hear from numerous mid-sized companies that hit a wall with their Microsoft SQL Server database.

As enterprises continue to navigate the complexities of data management, analysts predict an increasing shift towards consumption as a service infrastructure solutions. This model offers myriad benefits – including cost savings, scalability, agility and streamlined operations – empowering enterprises to tailor their hybrid cloud data infrastructure solutions to their unique needs, paying only for what they use, thereby optimizing operational expenses.

At the heart of any enterprise data management strategy is the driving principle of infrastructure as code (IaC), the practice of defining, provisioning and managing infrastructure through code, and a foundational approach for enabling continuous delivery (CD).

Peanut butter has jam. Wine has cheese. Great Britain has pubs. The world is filled with things that are great alone, but that together, create an even greater – dare I say, legendary – combination. Now it comes to the world of data platform management. Sorry, I’m getting ahead of myself. You see, a few months back I predicted 2025 was going to be a big year for data platforms. One such solution being Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One (VSP One).