Josh Peacock

We're seeing significant and almost uncontrolled growth in data. Databases are growing to massive sizes that we're trying to back up. And for every ransomware that we hear about, there's a client that's getting hit by it daily.

ECP (Enterprise Cachet Protocol) used to be kind of a nasty thing to say. Multi-tier spread users out and utility servers spread the load as environments got large. What's been recognized is that that's going to be a regular thing for most organizations of any size going forward.

Epic production is known by DNS alias. So we can re-point it’s users and other end points to that alias which allows them to communicate without having to go directly to a known IP address. And that allows a lot of flexibility to make that migration without a lot of effort.