IBM ESS, GSS, GNR, and Perseus refer to the same "declustered" IBM
raid-in-software technology with advanced striping and error recovery.
I just googled some of those terms and hit this not written by IBM
summary:
http://www.raidinc.com/file-storage/gss-ess
Also, this is now a "mature"
IBM ESS, GSS, GNR, and Perseus refer to the same "declustered" IBM
raid-in-software technology with advanced striping and error recovery.
I just googled some of those terms and hit this not written by IBM
summary:
http://www.raidinc.com/file-storage/gss-ess
Also, this is now a "mature"
15, 2016 at 2:39 PM
To: "gpfsug-disc...@gpfsug.org<mailto:gpfsug-disc...@gpfsug.org>"
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Subject: [gpfsug-discuss] Use of commodity HDs on large GPFS client base
clusters?
I'd like to hear about performanc
I'd like to hear about performance consideration from sites that may
be using "non-IBM sanctioned" storage hardware or appliance, such as
DDN, GSS, ESS (we have all of these).
For instance, how could that compare with ESS, which I understand has
some sort of "dispersed parity" feature,
