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06-10-2005 03:52 AM
06-10-2005 03:52 AM
SAN virtualization
Hi guys,
I got a big question... I'm new to SAN and I would like to know what is Virtualization???
Thanks
Jonathan
I got a big question... I'm new to SAN and I would like to know what is Virtualization???
Thanks
Jonathan
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06-10-2005 04:52 AM
06-10-2005 04:52 AM
Re: SAN virtualization
""virtualization is the abstraction of data from the physical level to logical level""
An easy/ early form of virtualization is RAID. For example, if you put several physical disk drives together to form a RAID-5 set. The server 'sees' a single, logical disk drive that is larger than an individual physical disk drive in the set and the server will not be affected by the failure of a single physical disk drive.
You can get v. in all three levels:
- on the storage array with, e.g. RAID
- in the SAN fabric with in-band virtualization boxes or machinery in the switches
- on the server with, e.g. a host-based RAID implementation or a volume manager like Linux/ HP-UX LVM
An easy/ early form of virtualization is RAID. For example, if you put several physical disk drives together to form a RAID-5 set. The server 'sees' a single, logical disk drive that is larger than an individual physical disk drive in the set and the server will not be affected by the failure of a single physical disk drive.
You can get v. in all three levels:
- on the storage array with, e.g. RAID
- in the SAN fabric with in-band virtualization boxes or machinery in the switches
- on the server with, e.g. a host-based RAID implementation or a volume manager like Linux/ HP-UX LVM
.
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