Praise for the first edition of Building Storage Networks: "This book is the Bible of storage networking"--Dave Hill, Senior Storage Analyst, the Aberdeen GroupNow more than ever, especially in the age of e-commerce, data must be available and accessible 24x7 on a network. This easy-to-understand book clearly explains all the latest methods of storing data on a network, including updated coverage of Internet storage service providers.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 231 mm
Breite: 191 mm
Dicke: 40 mm
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978-0-07-213072-0 (9780072130720)
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Marc Farley started working with network storage technology in 1991 at Palindrome Corporation as a systems engineer and has been in the network storage field ever since working in business development, product management, and strategic marketing at Hitachi, Crossroads Systems, and ConvergeNet. He is currently the Vice President of Marketing for Solution-Soft, a company developing and marketing appliance applications.
Chapter 1: Intro to Storage Networking. Chapter 2: Network Storage I/O Components. Chapter 3: I/O Path Examples. Chapter 4: Mirroring and Replication. Chapter 5: Cacheing and Performance. Chapter 6: RAID. Chapter 7: Network Backup. Chapter 8: Differences Between NAS and SAN. Chapter 9: SAN Architectures and Applications. Chapter 10: Fibre Channel as a SAN Technology. Chapter 11: NEW: Storage Over IP. Chapter 12: NAS Technology. Chapter 13: System-Level NAS Applications. Chapter 14: Mainframe Connections to SANs and NAS. Chapter 15: Infiniband and VI. Chapter 16: Web Site Storage. Chapter 17: Network Storage Management.
