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Senior Director of Technical Marketing Engineering at Nutanix, reader, sometimes writer, caffeine junkie. Tweets are my neighbor’s dog speaking through me.

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Paul Updike
3 years
updikepaul on Threads, fwiw
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Paul Updike
3 years
Ok, when did “cool man” take the place of “goodbye” in tech? I say it and I don’t know how long I’ve been doing it.
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Paul Updike
4 years
I miss a lot about Kentucky, this is definitely a big one.
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Paul Updike
4 years
In the storage world, swizzling is when data from a bunch of different entities get swizzled together. Comes up in virtual machines as the “IO blender” . You then have “deswizzling”.
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Paul Updike
4 years
I was at NetApp when Data ONTAP 6.2R5 came out, that was the release that caught like wildfire. Now at Nutanix AOS 6.5 feels like that kind of release again. Beyond a replacement solution, this is way better than what you’re doing today.
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The AOS 6.5 release is our most comprehensive update ever, with improved performance, security, and integrated data services required for demanding database workloads and business critical applicat...
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Paul Updike
4 years
The useful thing about Fahrenheit is that it is built on a human scale, not water. Below 0 is too cold to live and above 100 is as well. Everything else about using it sucks.
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Paul Updike
4 years
Notice the lack of safety belt? This is a scenario where you want to be thrown as far as possible in the event of a crash.
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Jake Orthwein
4 years
dudes like this are the backbone of western civilization
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Paul Updike
4 years
Mechanical watch. Pretty sure that’s not what they were going for, so, also Nintendo 2DS.
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Arunima
4 years
What’s the most outdated piece of tech you still use regularly?
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Paul Updike
4 years
Evelyn and Jobu Tupaki
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Paul Updike
4 years
John Candy
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Laura Jordana
4 years
Get alerted on Slack or Teams when a VM is created in your environment with Nutanix X-Play! Check out the pre-built playbook here: https://t.co/bgyJKBVWDs #nutanixcloudmanager #aiops
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Dwayne Lessner
4 years
New Nutanix Bible content for NC2 on #Azure https://t.co/7xgtA7rxdW
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Paul Updike
4 years
I had an ortho appt today and he mentioned this, it is something I wish I could un-know
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Mike McGhee
4 years
Nutanix continues to enhance the ways in which we can protect you from ransomware. Our latest release of Data Lens includes ransomware pattern detection to help stop ongoing attacks and block user and client access in your Nutanix Files environments.
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Dwayne Lessner
4 years
New GPU supported added to NC2 on AWS - specs and use cases https://t.co/Wvaev4Mw0K
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Paul Updike
4 years
I worked in a university doctor’s office in the early 90s and I would take a Zip drive with a PowerPoint presentation to photographic services, who would then create slides from the file. And the doctor would call them “foils”.
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Paul Updike
4 years
My first Linux distribution was a set of instructions on Usenet. My second Linux distribution was Yggdrasil.
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Paul Updike
4 years
Geez - I didn’t point out this was done by the awesome @pipoe2h
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Paul Updike
4 years
Book of Cloud Native Services new on the Nutanix Bible
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Paul Updike
4 years
Wordle 307 2/6 🟨⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 a good to buy lottery tickets.
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