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Scaling Storage with Clustering
sponsored by IBM Software Group
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Posted:
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31 Aug 2007
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31 Aug 2007, 09:00 EDT (13:00 GMT)
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Video
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Videocast
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Greg Schulz, Founder and a Senior Analyst for the StorageIO Group, looks at clustered storage as a technique to scale both I/Os to meet transaction processing and bandwidth along with other cluster storage scaling benefits for both SAN and NAS environments.
View this Videocast to get the answers to the most pressing questions on clustering, including:
- What are the defining characteristics of clustered storage and how does it differ from traditional storage environments?
- Does implementing a clustered storage system force other changes in the storage environment?
- Are there particular applications that benefit more from clustered storage?
- Is an organization locked into a certain architecture or vendor after implementation?
- Is there a difference between grid computing and clusters?
- And more
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Speaker
Greg Schulz
Founder and Sr. Analyst, StorageIO
Greg Schulz is the Founder and a Senior Analyst for the StorageIO Group as well as author of the book Resilient Storage Networks - Designing Flexible Scalable Data Infrastructures. He brings over 25 years experience in UNIX, Windows, IBM Mainframe, OpenVMS and other environments from a clustering, server, applications, capacity planning, DR, networking and storage perspective. He has written over a thousand articles, papers, tips, reports and other content in addition to his books, research and consulting projects. Greg is a frequent contributor to various TechTarget properties including Storage magazine, SearchStorage.com, SearchSMB.com and SearchStorageChannel.com.
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