Is TSM planning on adding data deduplication similar to avamar? I
understand how TSM does not duplicate data now but minor edits in files
or simple file name changes would result in additional copies of the
entire file using TSM today.
We recently had a pitch from EMC on avamar. I can think of
On Aug 26, 2007, at 4:58 AM, Hughes, George wrote:
Is TSM planning on adding data deduplication similar to avamar? I
understand how TSM does not duplicate data now but minor edits in
files
or simple file name changes would result in additional copies of the
entire file using TSM today.
Except
But it is being pursued for future release - after the conversion of the DB to
DB2.
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of Richard Sims
Sent: Sun 8/26/2007 7:23 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Data Deduplication
On Aug 26, 2007, at 4:58
Hi..
We are struggling on sizing a future TSM system. Is there any
programs which would help on sizing a future TSM server?? We predict
the change data of the our TSM system would see 3TB of daily data
change in YR2010. We predict that a library would need about 200TB of
tape
Depending on what your main problems/issues are, I think this system
is VERY adequate, maybe even over sized.
I have TSM srever on p630 (7028-6C4) with 4x 1.45Ghz Procs and
8GB BRAM. 2-3TB on disk pool and the TSM DB on FASTT4300 Turbo.
Hav eONe 7311-D20 drawer with FC Adapters.
3584-L32 and
Is TSM planning on adding data deduplication similar to avamar?
As mentioned by Richard, the closest thing TSM has to this now is
subfile backup. It is related to de-duplication, where once it has a
backup of a given file, it backs up only the changed bytes of that file.
This is also referred
Hi...
We presently have an IBM 7026-H80 6-WAY 750MHZ w/16GB memory. IBM
3584-L32 D32 w/14-LTO2 tape drives which are directly connected.
Total number of LTO2 tapes is 800. Backup 1.5TB per day. We have
almost the full TSM suite of products for IBM equipment. We are an IBM
blue Data
