SNIA-SDC23-Yasarapu-Joshi-Cloud-Workloads-Storage-Media-Futures.pdf

1、1|2023 SNIA.All Rights Reserved.Virtual ConferenceSeptember 28-29,2021New Cloud Workloads Implications for Storage Media FuturesSwapna Yasarapu and Shashidhar Joshi2|2021 Storage Developer Conference.Insert Company Name Here.All Rights Reserved.Framing the Discussion3|2023 SNIA.All Rights Reserved.F

2、raming the Discussion for Today Cloud Storage Services have been growing and the trend is expected to continue Storage Media Technologies(SSDs and HDDs)have supported these services well,until now However,with the growing scale,what has worked in the past,may not be good enough for the future We wou

3、ld like to bring some critical aspects of both these storage technologies that need improvement to Continue growth within their incumbent applications Opportunity to grow into new applications Through our understanding of workloads and applications,we will map requirements for these storage technolo

4、gies to be able to meet the demands of the future 4|2021 Storage Developer Conference.Insert Company Name Here.All Rights Reserved.Cloud Applications and Workloads5|2023 SNIA.All Rights Reserved.Source:IDCSecurity,Availability,and DurabilityRaising the bar on performanceMulti-exabyte customers drivi

5、ng scale,capacity,cost efficienciesLow-cost storage for customers large data estates6|2023 SNIA.All Rights Reserved.Azure Storage portfolioBlock storageObject storageFile storageAzure Disk StorageAzure Elastic SANAzure BlobData Lake StorageAzure Managed Lustre Azure FilesAzure NetApp FilesEnterprise

6、 SAN CapabilitiesContainer Optimized StoragePremium BlobMulti-protocol access(e.g.NFS,HDFS)Native NetApp File StorageAzure File Sync100s of trillions of objects across many exabytes of data300 Tbps average(100 exabytes per month)400M tps(1 quadrillion per month)HDDs(Standard Storage)Flash/SSD(Premiu