|
Title: Shared Data Clusters: Scaleable, Manageable, and Highly Available Systems (VERITAS Series)
Purchase
Item
Manufacturer: Wiley
List Price: $65.00
Our Price: $52.00
|
|
| Customer Reviews: |
| Shared Data Clusters: Scaleable, Manageable, and Highly Available Systems (VERITAS Series) by Wiley Well structered, provocative reference work |
| A well researched reference, providing solid basis of evaluating most issues surrounding clusters and the supporting/participating infrastructure. Naturally some of the more complex subjects are not always discussed in as much detail as you would like - but that was not the purpose of the book. Good value for money, highlighting most issues. |
| Shared Data Clusters: Scaleable, Manageable, and Highly Available Systems (VERITAS Series) by Wiley Book for the beginners |
| I felt this book was more like a beginners guide to Cluster Concepts and Veritas products. You would be disappointed like me if you are in quest for any greater knowledge on configuration of Veritas / Oracle Clusters or any tech details. It would served better if this book was titled CLUSTER IN SEARCH OF STOARGE. I guess author would agree with me on this. |
| Shared Data Clusters: Scaleable, Manageable, and Highly Available Systems (VERITAS Series) by Wiley THE Clusters Book |
| If you've got to figure out how to get clusters to work together to run your SAN more cheaply and with plenty of high availability like I do, this book is for you. |
| Shared Data Clusters: Scaleable, Manageable, and Highly Available Systems (VERITAS Series) by Wiley Product Description |
Clustering is a vital methodology in the data storage world. Its goal is to maximize cost-effectiveness, availability, flexibility, and scalability. Clustering has changed considerably for the better due to Storage Area Networks, which provide access to data from any node in the cluster. - Explains how clusters with shared storage work and the components in the cluster that need to work together
- Reviews where a cluster should be deployed and how to use one for best performance
- Author is Lead Technical Engineer for VERITAS Cluster File Systems and has worked on clusters and file systems for the past ten years
|