Re: ADSM wishes (Was: The "incremental forever" paradigm)
1998-03-10 10:39:08
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Re: ADSM wishes (Was: The "incremental forever" paradigm) |
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David Hendrix <dmhendri AT FEDEX DOT COM> |
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Tue, 10 Mar 1998 08:39:08 -0700 |
Rui Malheiro wrote:
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> Replying to: David Hendrix <dmhendri AT FEDEX DOT COM> (Mon, 9 Mar 1998
> 14:18:22
> -0700)
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> >(Actually, my one major beef with ADSM is not doing parallel streaming
> >to tapes. Allow multiple client streams to one device - only from the
> >same client - for better utilization of devices. This would not
> >interfere with restores or any other process [limit it to collocated
> >storagepools only]. Almost all vendors now do this. This is very
> >important for DB backups. Jim Reil and I have discussed this, but I
> >don't think I'll see it my ADSM lifetime.)
>
> I'd like to see some implementation of "distributed" backup. Something like
> client devices, centralized database. Server to server gives some field to
> play here, but it's not a real distributed backup solution.
>
> Client devices would allow for great reduction in network traffic, whe were
> working with large clients (mainly databases) or slow lines.
>
> This would lead to anoyther wish: Distributed ADSM database 8-)
>
> --
> Rui Malheiro,
> 6 Mil - Tecnologias de Informacao
> URL: <http://www.6mil.pt/>
Rui,
Agree totally. We are seeing so many 100GB+ databases here that these
types of features would help tremendously. I will have 17 servers and
100's of large clients by the end of April and I cannot wait for
enterprise console...
David
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