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SAN and virtualizaton. SPOF if gone overboard?

bdtechbdtech Member
edited March 2013 in General

blades running esx pointing to a big name SAN. The end result is all production and test environments point to the san.
Layers and layers of propertiary software seems like it can go too far??

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  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran
    edited March 2013

    It looks like the SAN has issues, it is either undersized or failing somehow.
    A serious SAN behaves much like local storage, similar speeds and bigger reliability due to increased redundancy (redundant controllers, caching, advanced arrays), if you cant afford such a thing, you are better with local arrays.
    About proprietary software and hardware, I agree, most of the time you cannot wait for technicians from the vendor to be available, an hour of downtime is very expensive.

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