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Subject: Archive, Data Protection, SAN Storage
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Keywords: Archive, Data Protection Solution, storage Efficiency, Storage Strategy, Tiering
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Document Date: 2010-10
Document Number: 832
Author(s): Randy Kerns
# of Pages: 12
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This paper discusses the relationship between data protection, tiering and archiving and provides guidance for planning the storage strategy
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The topics of data protection, tiering of data storage, and archiving are the subjects of many discussions. Typically they are independent discussions – narrowly focused and specific to a particular problem or detail. The discussions may come from many sources that are trying to solve problems in the areas of buying more primary storage to meet capacity demand and adding resources and processes to meet the needs for protecting that new capacity.
The reality is that these topics are all related. They are part of a bigger picture of managing data in an environment and effectively utilizing storage systems. To not understand their relationship in that bigger picture can lead to sub-optimal operations and complexity that is difficult to make efficient at a later time.
This paper will explain each of these technologies that should be considered as part of an integrated strategy and then show how they inter-relate.
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Storage Efficiency: Integrating Strategies for Data Protection, Tiering and Archiving
The topics of data protection, tiering of data storage, and archiving are the subjects of many discussions. Typically they are independent discussions – narrowly focused and specific to a particular problem or detail. The discussions may come from many sources that are trying to solve problems in the areas of buying more primary storage to meet capacity demand and adding resources and processes to meet the needs for protecting that new capacity.
The reality is that these topics are all related. They are part of a bigger picture of managing data in an environment and effectively utilizing storage systems. To not understand their relationship in that bigger picture can lead to sub-optimal operations and complexity that is difficult to make efficient at a later time.
This paper will explain each of these technologies that should be considered as part of an integrated strategy and then show how they inter-relate.