STORAGE, EXPLAINED
SAN and NAS, together
Serve file and block workloads from a shared software-defined foundation, with storage tiers matched to their requirements.
SAN & NAS Fusion
Storage islands
Storage islands are distinct, separate storage entities with limited connectivity abilities due to their narrow specialization. Such topologies has several drawbacks:
- Inefficient resources utilization
- hardware, network.
- extensive storagesetups using up much rackspac
- Suboptimal productivity.
Flexible storage
Flexible storage management with data organized into pools and further into zvols (for block-based storage) and datasets (for file-based storage).
Efficient utilization
Efficient utilization of available storage with thin- and over-provisioning.
Independently expand your storage tiers
ZFS-based VFusionOS mixes storage-tiers into one solution
all-in-one solution
Complete all-in-one solution with bare metal operating system and advanced management features.
Cross-platform
Cross-platform with multiple access protocols serving SAN and NAS-capabilities: iSCSI, Fibre Channel (FC), NFS, SMB (CIFS).
