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When your system's gushing data
As companies like Shell Canada have discovered, network-attached storage can save you from drowning in data. The benefits include increased system performance and decreased maintenance costs.
Corral your storage management costs
Out-of-control storage management costs are hidden budget busters at many IS shops. ESM software lets you gain control and tighten the bottom line.
Untangle your tape storage costs
Automated tape libraries can help you save storage dollars. But you have to know what kind of tape technology to use, when to use it, and how to manage it all.
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A Case for Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks (RAID), Original 1987 paper by David A. Patterson, Garth A. Gibson and Randy H. Katz |
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RAID Tutorial, Baydel |
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The Role of RAID and Alternate Channel Failover in Mission Critical Environments, Cambex |
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The RAIDBook, Digital Equipment |
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File Mania (pdf), EMASS |
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Storage Basics, Quantum |
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RAB, RAID and EDAP - Unscrambling The Acronyms, RAID Advisory Board |
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RAID: An Overview, StorageTek |
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Data sharing unites mainframes with open systems
There's no reason to keep your S/390 and open-system storage facilities separate. Through data sharing, both environments can access the same data.
Bust the I/O bottleneck
Two alternatives exist for the aging SCSI interface: Fibre Channel and SSA. Which one's right for you, and when?
Cut your storage management costs
Just because your data's decentralized doesn't mean your data management has to be. With enterprise storage management, you can manage far-flung data from a single point, making it cheaper--and easier to find.
It's time to reevaluate your tape options
Tape prices are falling fast, so now's a good time to take stock of your backup situation. Tape arrays are coming on strong, and new giants in both the DLT and QIC arena will arrive by fall.
Stiff competition drives RAIDical innovations IBM
is still battling it out with three-letter nemeses EMC
and HDS, as well as newcomer Amdahl. The good
news for you is that it's a buyer's market.
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