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Comparison nameSDS and HCI
Product name (Vendor, Product, Edition)DataCore, SSY [SDS]/10.0 PSP9, x86
Feature nameDeployment Architecture
Current feature contentSingle-Layer<br /> Dual-Layer
Proposed feature contentSingle-Layer<br /> Dual-Layer
Current hover contentSingle-Layer = servers function as compute nodes as well as storage nodes.<br /> Dual-Layer = servers function only as storage nodes; compute runs on different nodes.<br /> <br /> Single-Layer:<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented as virtual machine (VM) or in case of Hyper-V as service layer on Hyper-V parent OS, managing internal and/or external storage devices and providing virtual disks back to the hypervisor cluster it is implemented in. DataCore calls this a hyper-converged deployment.<br /> <br /> Dual-Layer:<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented as bare metal nodes, managing external storage (SAN/NAS approach) and providing virtual disks to external hosts which can be either bare metal OS systems and/or hypervisors. DataCore calls this a traditional deployment.<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented as bare metal nodes, managing internal storage devices (server-SAN approach) and providing virtual disks to external hosts which can be either bare metal OS systems and/or hypervisors. DataCore calls this a converged deployment.<br /> <br /> Mixed:<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented in any combination of the above 3 deployments within a single management entity (Server Group) acting as a unified storage grid. DataCore calls this a hybrid-converged deployment.
Proposed hover contentSingle-Layer = servers function as compute nodes as well as storage nodes.<br /> Dual-Layer = servers function only as storage nodes; compute runs on different nodes.<br /> <br /> Single-Layer:<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented as virtual machine (VM) or in case of Hyper-V as service layer on Hyper-V parent OS, managing internal and/or external storage devices and providing virtual disks back to the hypervisor cluster it is implemented in. DataCore calls this a hyper-converged deployment.<br /> <br /> Dual-Layer:<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented as bare metal nodes, managing external storage (SAN/NAS approach) and providing virtual disks to external hosts which can be either bare metal OS systems and/or hypervisors. DataCore calls this a traditional deployment.<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented as bare metal nodes, managing internal storage devices (server-SAN approach) and providing virtual disks to external hosts which can be either bare metal OS systems and/or hypervisors. DataCore calls this a converged deployment.<br /> <br /> Mixed:<br /> - SANsymphony is implemented in any combination of the above 3 deployments within a single management entity (Server Group) acting as a unified storage grid. DataCore calls this a hybrid-converged deployment. @tapas test
Current Evaluation colorGreen
Entry DateNovember 26, 2019

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