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Archive of August 2012 - The Storage Chap / TechObsessedDad

VPLEX Metro Express Edition (VMEE)
Posted on August 7, 2012 by TheStorageChap in Virtualization, VPLEX
VPLEX Metro has proven itself as the technology of choice for larger mid-market and enterprise organisations who have a requirement for true active-active, distributed datacenter infrastructures. VPLEX Metro Express Edition takes exactly the same, proven VPLEX technologies and use cases, and...
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Why IBM SVC and EMC VPLEX are not the same.
Posted on August 5, 2012 by TheStorageChap in VPLEX
Whilst EMC VPLEX and IBM SAN Volume Controller (SVC) may, after a cursory glance, appear to be similar technologies that have similar use cases it is not so black and white, the reality is that these solutions were conceived with very different...
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