Re: direct attached disk (DAS) at a tape library?
2004-09-29 08:49:22
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Re: direct attached disk (DAS) at a tape library? |
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Bill Smoldt <smoldt AT STORSOL DOT COM> |
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Wed, 29 Sep 2004 06:49:09 -0600 |
Sal,
No, not too simplistic. The environment you seek is quite feasible using
file devclass volumes and built-in TSM features. What isn't feasible today
is using this as the primary means to move all IT data offsite for disaster
recovery, unless you don't have a lot of data or you have free bandwidth.
It's simply a matter of speed of the communication link and cost. While you
can move a file hundreds of miles in seconds, you can't move 500GB of
changed data hundreds of miles in seconds, minutes, or hours each day for a
reasonable price with current technology. If the communications costs were
free, we'd all do this.
If you have a very small amount of changed data each day, this may be
feasible for you.
Bill Smoldt
STORServer, Inc.
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