This is a reply on A bit on SANs and system dependencies by Eric
Bergen.
Lets first start by making a difference between entry level,
midrange and high-end SAN's.
Entry level:
This is basically a bunch of disks with a network connection. The
Oracle/Sun/StorageTek 2540 is an example for this category. This
storage is aimed at lowcost shared storage.
Midrange:
This kind of storage generally features replication and more
disks than entry level. HP EVA is what comes to mind for this
category. This storage is aimed at a good
price/performance.
High-End:
This is mainframe style storage which is made usable for open
systems. Hitachi Data Systems VSP is a good example of this
category. This category is for extreme performance and
reliability. …
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