[CentOS] Who does snapshots other than Network Appliance?
John R Pierce
pierce at hogranch.comWed Aug 22 17:08:11 UTC 2007
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Scott Ehrlich wrote: > Having snapshot technology is great. Who else supports it? it can be done at two levels, file system or block. many SAN (block level) devices have snapshots, including most of the LSI Logic Engenio stuff (resold by IBM, Sun, others), EMC, Intransa, Equalogic, etc. NAS devices are really just file servers, so could have snapshot implemented either in their backing block storage devices or as a feature of their volume management or file system. NetworkAppliance supports this natively, so do generic OS's like Linux (with LVM), Solaris (with ZFS), which are often used as the innards of NAS systems.
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