Production / Warehouse Technician POSITION AVAILABLE (Irvine, CA)
MUST ONLY Call the Job Line and Follow instructions: 949-484-5209 (CALL ONLY)
Are you someone who:
-Is alert to your environment
-Can meet/exceed goals
-Is able to make decisions and take action
-Is a team player and can work alone as well
-Has excellent decision making and problem solving skills
Big Data Supply, Inc. has an opening for a Production/Warehouse Technician. We are a leading eco-friendly data storage supplies company and we provide on the job training. You will learn how to recycle enterprise data storage products. Our company recycles data storage media; we also buy, sell, consign and trade IT hardware equipment. We provide a culture that values opportunity for growth, development and internal promotion. We are a small first year start-up company comprised of experienced industry professionals looking to grow the business with current and future employees.
We are looking for a self-starter who is hard working, trustworthy, reliable, who loves learning and is committed to seeing a job through.
Looking to hire 1 full-time position and 1 part-time position.
Hours 8:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday
Please leave your contact details and answer the job line question. If you are selected we will then ask for your resume and bring you in for an interview.
Must ONLY Call the Job Line and Follow instructions: Line: 949-484-5209
Good Luck!
IBM has officially announced it’s proprietary General Parallel File System (GPFS) will soon easily write files to tape on cartridges through an enterprise edition of LTFS. It will be referred to as “Big Blue’s Linear Tape File System.”
As we’ve shared numerous times, LTFS allows for files to be stored in a defined location within a tape. This allows for data to be placed in folders and retrieved with ease. LTFS is currently available on LTO-5, LTO-6, and TS1140 tape.
IBM is currently developing an LTFS EE (Enterprise Edition) that offers a clear and defined link between GPFS and LTFS. There are numerous benefits to this, but the most important one is that when you put an LTFS tape in a tape library, it will be possible to import it with LTFS EE commands. The data will then show up within the GPFS filesystem.
This is possible because LTFS EE will utilize a hidden GPFS filesystem to map all data from LTFS to GPFS.
This finally offers a way for bulk GPFS data that is rarely accessed (but needs to be retained for years to come) to be stored in a cost-effective manner. In other words, storing this data offline on tape is much less expensive than utilizing disk space.
Storing Tier 2 and Tier 3 data on tape is especially ideal in today’s world, where data storage environments are growing faster than ever.
Want to learn more about LTO tape, LTFS, and other related topics? Drop us a call or an e-mail, and we’ll be happy to help!
We work with organizations of all shapes and sizes to help then create and maintain robust, cost-effective data storage environments.
This especially includes the use of tape, thanks to the advancements of the LTO consortium — which includes IBM.
We’ll keep you updated as more details within the industry emerge!
We buy excess new and used data tape media and sell new and certified data tape as well. Just give us a call!
Contact us today: Info@BigDataSupplyInc.com | Toll Free 800-905-7329 | Local 949-679-6633
