Massively Scalable NAS Infrastructure Requirements: Understanding Baseline Capabilities in Dense File Storage Environments: Focus on Backups, Data Management, Fibre Channel, High Availability, NAS, Storage Management, Worms

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Massively Scalable NAS Infrastructure Requirements: Understanding Baseline Capabilities in Dense File Storage Environments

sponsored by Exanet

Posted:	19 Jun 2008
Published:	01 Jun 2008
Format:	PDF
Length:	9 Page(s)
Type:	White Paper
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

A certain set of baseline feature requirements is emerging for the massively scalable NAS environments, including massive capacity, performance, high availability, and manageability. Each vertical market may have its own unique set of requirements for storage management capabilities, but massively scalable NAS platforms across all environments will very likely share this core set of requirements. This paper discusses these requirements in detail, maps them to customer requirements, and then examines Exanet's ExaStore 2008 NAS platform.

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