Software To Turn Linux Into Fibre Channel Storage System
Softek, which is owned by
Fujitsu, purchased a license of Datacores SanSymphony code. The Softek engineer said to me that they had to do a lot of work to stablize Datacore's code. He then admitted to me that if he was in my shoes that he would not use this type of virtualization technology for my critical data due to performance reasons and questionable stability. Here I go grinding my axe again!!! Doesn't Softek themselves sell a storage virtualization suite? Yes they do. And it works quite nicely. Even so, doesn't this prompt you to take this Datacore bashing with a grain of salt? http://www.softek.fujitsu.com/en/pro...irtualization/ --paul (never worked w/datacore...) |
Paul Galjan wrote:
Softek, which is owned by Fujitsu, purchased a license of Datacores SanSymphony code. The Softek engineer said to me that they had to do a lot of work to stablize Datacore's code. He then admitted to me that if he was in my shoes that he would not use this type of virtualization technology for my critical data due to performance reasons and questionable stability. Here I go grinding my axe again!!! Doesn't Softek themselves sell a storage virtualization suite? Yes they do. And it works quite nicely. Not only that, its built from DataCore source ,and bug fixes that they may have found in early days have long since found their way back into the main source tree. -- Nik Simpson |
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