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[ADSM-L] Shared file systems other than GPFS

2017-02-22 22:58:06
Subject: [ADSM-L] Shared file systems other than GPFS
From: "Harris, Steven" <steven.harris AT BTFINANCIALGROUP DOT COM>
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2017 03:56:11 +0000
Further to my last post.

TSM server 7.1 on AIX, 7.1 TSM for VE on Linux X86_64 with storage agent, 
currently backing up to Protectier VTL.

My customer needs a significant capacity expansion in reasonably short order.  
Disk is cheap, Protectier is out of the picture for non-technical reasons.  The 
network needs a significant upgrade if traffic is to go from VMDK->vBS->TSM 
Server, so that is to be avoided, and traffic from vBS should flow over the SAN.

The only supported file sharing is via GPFS, and I don't think I can justify 
the complexity and expense of that. However there are a lot of shared 
filesystems out there.  Is anyone running Gluster, Lustre, or something similar 
and doing storage agent backups on that.  It will obviously need to run on AIX 
and Linux and ideally should have minimal set up.

Ideas welcome.

Steve

Steven Harris
TSM Admin/Consultant
Canberra Australia





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