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678:(SPC) world record for SPC-1 performance benchmarks, returning over 500K (520,043.99) IOPS (I/Os per second) using 8 SVC nodes and Storwize V7000 as the backend disk. There was no faster storage subsystem benchmarked by the SPC at that time (January 2012). The full results and executive summaries can be reviewed at the SPC website referenced above.
1009:-based devices can transparently encrypt data on any local media, virtualized attached storage, or cloud tier (per default). The encryption mechanism is 256-bit AES-XTS. Keys are either generated locally and stored on removable thumb drives or obtained from a key lifecycle management service. Both options are mutually exclusive.
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A functionality optimizing data paths within a metro- or geo-distance
Stretched Cluster (see above), helpful when bandwidth between sites is scarce and cross-site traffic must be minimized. SVC will attempt to use the shortest path for reads and writes. For instance, cache write destaging to storage
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A geographically distributed, highly available clustered storage setup leveraging the virtual disk mirroring feature across datacenters within 300 km distance. Stretched
Clusters can span 2, 3 or 4 datacenters (chain or ring topology, a 4-site cluster requiring 8 cluster nodes). Cluster consistency
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for backup/rollback or application testing of a single volume. Snapshots require only the "delta" capacity unless created with full-provisioned target volumes. FlashCopy comes in three flavours: Snapshot, Backup volume, and Clone, which is automatically unlinked from its source. All are based on
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Release 5.1 achieved new records with a 4 node and 6 node cluster benchmark with DS8700 as backed storage device. SVC broke its own record of 274,997.58 SPC-1 IOPS in March 2010, with 315,043.59 for the 4 node cluster and 380,489.30 with the 6 node cluster, records that stood until
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Channel ports simultaneously used for incoming, outgoing, and intracluster data traffic. Hosts may also be attached via FCoE and iSCSI Gbit
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Controller (SVC) is an inline virtualization or "gateway" device. It logically sits between hosts and storage arrays, presenting itself to hosts as the storage provider (target) and presenting itself to storage arrays as one big host. SVC is physically attached to one or
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copies or archiving VM images including attached volumes at a price point somewhat closer to tape media. On-premise datastore support is provided via OpenStack Swift. Off-premise datastore support is provided by Amazon S3 or
Softlayer. Off-premise Transparent Cloud Tiering per default uses AES
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Servers access SVC as if it were a storage controller. The SCSI LUNs they see represent virtual disks (volumes) allocated in SVC from a pool of storage made up from one or more managed disks (MDisks). A managed disk is simply a storage LUN provided by one of the storage controllers that SVC is
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Snapshot or LUN Resizing apply at the logical instance level. Hardware-oriented operations like real-time compression or live hardware migration occur at the physical instance
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This in-flight data reduction technology offers a footprint reduction of 50% (guaranteed) or up to 80% (found in Oracle databases). Leveraging dedicated compression hardware, it has generally no performance impact and is usable for heavy duty databases. The
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Compression can be combined with Easy Tiering, Thin Provisioning and Virtual Disk Mirroring. It was initially invented by the acquired startup Storwize Inc., which also served as new name for the SVC-derived IBM storage systems
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LUN capacity is only used when new data is written to a LUN. Data blocks equal zero are not physically allocated, unless previous data unequal zero exists. During import or during internal migrations, data blocks equal zero are discarded
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Tiering is automatically active in hybrid mixed-media capacity
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Protection and Availability Storage (PAS) appliance includes elements of SVC code to achieve wide interoperability. The PAS platform spans backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity among other functions.
719:"Image mode" is a non-virtualized pass-through representation of an MDisk (managed LUN) that contains existing client data; such an MDisk can be seamlessly imported into or removed from an SVC cluster.
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1097:"Cache hit" or "bandwidth" performance numbers are usually much higher, e.g. "20 GBPS", but are relatively meaningless as they cannot be achieved in real-word scenarios.
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1323:"Actifio, IBM Partner On Virtualized Storage, Target MSPs"
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1255:"WAN Optimization Products | SANSlide from 4BridgeWorks"
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1371:Official IBM Redbooks page for Storwize V7000
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