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Highly available storage virtualization
Always On
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Storage virtualization is already a quasi-standard today. For important data, the use of an HA storage environment can make a decisive contribution to uninterrupted operation in the event of the failure of individual components – or an entire data center – or to meeting legal requirements in the area of data storage. However, the maintenance of this storage environment and familiarity with handling it are essential if a company wants to be prepared for an emergency.
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