Real World Implications and Impact of Hitachi High Availability Manager
By: Tony Asaro on May 27, 2009
Hitachi just announced the Hitachi High Availability Manager and it actually does change the Enterprise-class storage landscape in the following ways:
1. Hitachi Enterprise-class storage system customers that utilize Hitachi High Availability Manager never have to do another data migration again. Think of the impact of that from a cost and operational perspective. It reduces planning, implementation, application downtime and risk associated with traditional migrations.
2. This solution enables customers - if they plan correctly - never having to pay extended maintenance fees. This is one of the biggest money wasters in the data center that impacts productivity and budgets. In this economy eliminating extended maintenance fees is critical to optimizing the data center.
3. What other Enterprise-class storage system offers a solution that ensures your applications never have to be brought offline? This is extremely compelling, unique and valuable to customers. Hitachi High Availability Manager redefines high availability in the data center and no other storage system can offer this capability.
Comments (3 )
Online Storage Optimization » Blog Archive » Storage News and Notes - May 29 on 29 May 2009 at 7:50 am
[...] Real World Implications and Impact of Hitachi High Availability Manager [...]
Antoni Jude on 31 May 2009 at 8:20 am
It is a rare event when a USPV or VM failure or outage. It is almost impossible. However, customer has concerns attributed to human error and environmental issues. Hitachi High Availability Manager provides customer confidence to mitigate those risks and to provide Application Resilience.
A Taste Of HAM (Apologies To The Doctor) – Gestalt IT on 13 Jun 2009 at 5:37 am
[...] HAM reduces TCO/You will be the staff [...]