We’ll be heading to San Francisco to take part in Structure 2010. Structure is back for its third year, and as the industry has grown, so has this amazing conference. This year, Structure 2010 introduces a two-day format to accommodate demand for more content and networking time.

The Service Provider industry has some of the most mammoth and demanding requirements for provisioning cloud-based storage. Current innovations and practices will become the common place practices for tomorrow’s F500 corporation and their data storage solutions.

This year, PEER 1 Hosting will be taking part in the following workshops:

Day 1 – 3:15pm Wednesday, June 23

Peer 1 Hosting Workshop – Room 1

Location Matters: How Geography Impacts Your Cloud Infrastructure

Robert Miggins, SVP Business Development PEER 1 Hosting will discuss how it is becoming clear to early cloud pioneers that where you store your data and where your compute is vastly affects your performance. With data approaching the Petabyte scale the costs of in network and out of network transfers can end up creating cost shock when the bill arrives. In this panel of customers, practitioners and technologists we delve into the issues facing wide area deployments and the strategies they are using to defeat limitations and cost.

Day 2 – 12:20pm Thursday, June 24

Tim Varma, VP of Product Management at PEER 1 Hosting will involved in the EMC Workshop (Room 1) discussing Super-massive Storage: Cutting Edge Practices from the Service Provider industry.

Our industry has some of the most mammoth and demanding requirements for provisioning cloud-based storage. The Service Provider Industry’s current innovations and practices will become the common place practices for tomorrow’s F500 corporation and their data storage solutions. In this workshop we examine how EMC’s innovative Atmos solution is being used by the biggest service providers to solve their extreme storage needs and how they cope with policy management, multi-tenancy, network intrusion prevention and data federation when serving global-sized cloud customers.

Join us June 23–24, 2010, in San Francisco, as we shape the future of the cloud industry.

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