StoreVault Literature
StoreVault Advanced Protection Architecture
StoreVault Advanced Protection Architecture combines protection for your data with technologies that maintain your system to ensure maximum availability. The NetApp technologies work together, providing StoreVault products with peace-of-mind data protection and system availability rarely found outside the data center.
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StoreVault - an introduction to networked storage
This Whitepaper provides an introduction to the basics of networked storage and its relevance to smaller business operations where storage specialists are typically not found. It discusses the origins and development of the latest advances in storage technology, while illustrating the real-world advantages they bring.
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StoreVault and NetApp Snapshot Technology
Our daily dependence on business data and its immediate availability means that any loss of data can adversely impact the business. It might be a financial spreadsheet that got corrupted by a virus; it might be valuable client or vendor information that was accidentally deleted, or even an entire database that was maliciously overwritten. From time to time we all need to be able to go back and recover our files. Typically this involves going back through the backup tapes and rebuilding or recovering files and volumes, a process that can take hours, even days. Of course, this always seems to happen with the most important data at the most inconvenient time!
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StoreVault and RAID-DP
In the late 1980's, a team at the University of California, Berkeley, proposed a number of schemes that used an array of inexpensive disk drives to increase performance and reliability whe compared to a single large expensive disk drive. The Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks or RAID technology has since been widely adopted across the storage industry. As the price of disk drives plummeted, and the concept of "expensive disk drive" diminished, the RAID acronym later became interpreted as Redundant Array of Independent Disks.
daily dependence on business data and its immediate availability means that any loss of data can adversely impact the business. It might be a financial spreadsheet that got corrupted by a virus; it might be valuable client or vendor information that was accidentally deleted, or even an entire database that was maliciously overwritten. From time to time we all need to be able to go back and recover our files. Typically this involves going back through the backup tapes and rebuilding or recovering files and volumes, a process that can take hours, even days. Of course, this always seems to happen with the most important data at the most inconvenient time!
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StoreVault S500 Datasheet
Network Appliance FAS200 - Enterprise Storage Systems
Network Appliance Fabric-Attached Storage Systems