You will need to build a linear scaleable NAS storage node. Solaris 10, with its completely re-written IP stack, and Sun's QFS file system, which allows multiple servers to ALL share and access the same data, will let you build a horizontally scaleable single-image IP platform. Additionally, SAM-FS will allow you to implement a multi-tiered backend where data can be transparently moved to different storage tiers (FC disk, SATA, Tape etc.) to reduce TCO.
You should also check Sun's Content Infrastructure System solution: www.sun.com/storage/solutions/content_infrastructure/
Q. We have a number of NAS filers and we are thinking of consolidating all of them. What's the best way to do it?
Posted by : Dr. Root | 31 January, 2006 | Published in
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