As organizations make the transition to vSphere, it is important to consider the vStorage component. Storage is a critical element of your vSphere platform and enables you to perform many of the server virtualization features that VMware has to offer. Unfortunately, organizations have been denied of these benefits as the required storage component can be budget restraining. Storage Virtual Appliances (SVAs) have taken center stage to counter this problem. SVAs take the internal disk drives of your vSphere server and give you the required shared storage you need for advanced server virtualization.
StorMagic's SvSAN is a high performance Storage Virtual Appliance that allows VMware users to break new ground. With close to 2000 downloads since February 24^th ^2009, the SvSAN is fast becoming the most trusted leader for SVA technology. And why not? Few SVAs give you the high availability, performance, vCenter integration, and RAID management at a price point that is literally a third of most conventional storage appliances. In fact, the SvSAN can give you a Virtual SAN, High Availability, integration with vCenter, and an advanced Support frame for under $2000.
Attend this no-cost limited space event and find out what even has VMware talking about SVAs in their vSphere framework.
- Avoid the complexity and cost of an external SAN while benefiting from VMotion and DRS
- Enjoy higher performance levels than conventional SVAs
- Implement highly available datastores a fraction of the traditional cost
- Fully utilize the resources of your vSphere server (i.e. internal or attached disk drives) for shared storage
- Maintain constant connection to virtual machines & datastores in the event of a server or storage failure
- ESXi support
- Perform updates and maintenance to vSphere servers without application downtime
- Increase the capacity of your virtual environment without spending additional capital
- Visit Case Studies at StorMagic.com to learn how organizations like yours leveraged SvSAN and changed their VMware environments forever...
