"DataCore practically
invented the concept of storage virtualization and has the years of experience
in the field across
thousands of customers and multiple generations of its product to claim a
leadership position in
the space
now known as software-defined storage infrastructure. With SANsymphony-V R9, this experience is
embodied in the comprehensive
functionality and scalability of the product. The benefits it yields with
regards to
performance and availability are even more pronounced in scenarios where
business-critical (Tier 1)
applications
must be virtualized and consolidated."
Read the full snapshot report by James E. Bagley, Senior Analyst & Deni Connor, Founding Analyst
Storage Strategies NOW Snapshot Report:
The truth is that applications perform differently in a virtualized environment as opposed to dedicated server hardware. Virtualization causes contention for shared storage resources and the performance of formerly well-behaved applications can become unpredictable. When performance becomes erratic and response times suffer, users grumble and application owners want their physical machines back. Storage equipment outages for routine maintenance, upgrades and expansion compound the problem because many virtual machines rely on those same resources.
Read the full snapshot report by James E. Bagley, Senior Analyst & Deni Connor, Founding Analyst
Storage Strategies NOW Snapshot Report:
The
virtualization and consolidation of business-critical applications is a high
priority for IT operations in organizations of all sizes. But the owners of
these applications often balk at virtualization because of a set of unknowns
that surround the loss of dedicated server hardware.
The truth is that applications perform differently in a virtualized environment as opposed to dedicated server hardware. Virtualization causes contention for shared storage resources and the performance of formerly well-behaved applications can become unpredictable. When performance becomes erratic and response times suffer, users grumble and application owners want their physical machines back. Storage equipment outages for routine maintenance, upgrades and expansion compound the problem because many virtual machines rely on those same resources.
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