April 2016
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
8h 6m
English
The urge to collect and hoard is primal.
We know and love shared folders. They are hugely useful for employee collaborations and storing any type of content development, documents, specifications, scanned forms, photos, mechanical designs, electronics designs, or software.
The problem is keeping pace with overall data growth. Specifically, as shared folder content (the stuff connecting to PCs with NFS or CIFS; you see it as your Z drive) continues to grow unabated, the lack of tools to manage the data means more hard drives, more servers, more stuff to back up, more stuff to find when a user forgets that he/she intentionally renamed or moved a project folder. Data grows unobstructed in shared ...
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