Storage Solutions

Storage Area Network (SAN) A SAN can provide extremely fast and robust architecture to centralize your data storage environment, thru the use of Fibre Channel, and/or iSCSI protocols.

Network Attached Storage (NAS) A NAS architecture provides mutli-protocol file sharing of data delivered over the standard ethernet network, sharing of Windows and/or Unix data-sets.

Internally Virtualized Storage - Provides the ability to create pools of disks, to ensure that a given data-set can access as many disk spindles as possible to provide optimal performance.

Externally Virtualized Storage - Allows multiple storage systems to be seamlessly connected together using a resilient, more robust architecture, providing the ability to aggregate all the resources from those various storage systems.

Network Based Virtualization - Moves the virtualization process into the Storage Network, allowing aggregation of multiple components, not thru a system, but thru the storage network itself.

Provides the ability to perform snapshots, replication, and many others features across the various storage systems on the network.

Tiered Storage Architectures - Provides the functionality for data to transparently move to different levels of storage in the architecture, based on usage, age, or performance.

Thin Provisioning - A function to allow storage managers to over-provision their logical units without actually needing the upfront capacity to do so, thus allowing the future allocation of storage to be performed in a just-as-needed basis.

Storage Consolidation - Centralizes and shares storage resources across various server and storage platforms, guaranteeing that the maximum amount storage utilization can be maintained