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02-08-2022 02:38 PM - last edited on 02-08-2022 08:22 PM by support_s
02-08-2022 02:38 PM - last edited on 02-08-2022 08:22 PM by support_s
Next Evolution of Storage Networking: Self-driving SANs
Next Evolution for Storage Networking: Self-driving SANs
Storage area network (SAN) administrators know they play a pivotal role in ensuring mission-critical workloads stay up and running. The workloads and applications that run on the infrastructure they manage are key to overall business success for the company.
Like any infrastructure, issues do arise from time to time, and the ability to identify transient links or address SAN congestion quickly and efficiently is paramount. Today, SAN administrators typically rely on proprietary tools and software from the Fibre Channel (FC) switch vendors to monitor the SAN traffic. When SAN performance issues arise, they rely on their years of experience to troubleshoot the issues...... click here for rest of the article.
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03-06-2022 11:59 PM
03-06-2022 11:59 PM
Re: Next Evolution of Storage Networking: Self-driving SANs
@Todd-Owens, Thank you very much, this is very informative.
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