Chapter 8. An Introduction to Data Redundancy and Mirroring
Upon completing this chapter, you will be able to
Participate in discussions with vendors and coworkers regarding data redundancy policies and methods in your organization
Understand the difference between MTBF, MTDA, MTDL, and MTTR calculations in a storage network environment
Identify locations in the I/O path in a SAN where mirroring can be implemented
Explain the performance benefits of mirroring for read operations
One of the most important and powerful concepts in storage networking is redundancy, which embodies the creation and management of spare copies of data, including encoded data and incremental changes to data; the use of multiple storage devices, subsystems, and media for ...
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