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| ExaGrid's 3.0 Disk-Based Backup System with Data De-Duplication ExaGrid Systems has announced the availability of ExaGrid 3.0. This new product version provides up to twice the backup and restore performance of previous versions, as well as scalability for a 20 TB full backup, plus retention, in a single GRID system. ExaGrid has also reduced its system footprint by 50 to 75 percent compared to previous versions. The latest release of the ExaGrid Disk-based Backup system builds on patented technology and delivers significant product enhancements and customer benefits, including the following: Highest Performance for Data Backup and Restore - Fastest backup performance due to post-process de-duplication. Write directly to disk without any processing on the fly to slow down backups. (Backup throughput: up to 2.1 TB/hour, 583 MB/second); - Fastest restore and tape copy performance with byte-level data de-duplication which keeps the most recent backup in its whole form - unlike other solutions, which require re-assembly from small blocks and large hash tables. (Restore throughput: up to 1.5 TB/hour, 417 MB/second). Scalable Virtualized GRID Architecture - ExaGrid provides plug-and-play growth - new systems virtualize together automatically - no splitting data or losing de-duplication efficiency across separate systems. - Performance scales with data growth since processing power and memory are added together with storage capacity. - Store a 20 TB full backup, plus retention of backup history, in a single GRID system (Four 5 TB single ExaGrid servers in a virtualized GRID). Energy and Rack Space Efficient Operation - Enhanced design reduces ExaGrid's system footprint by 50 to 75 percent versus previous versions. - Customers can store many times more backup data in the same space for substantial savings in power, cooling and space requirements versus standard disk. Support for Leading Backup Applications - CA ARCserve; - CommVault Galaxy; - Symantec Backup Exec; - Symantec Veritas NetBackup; - EMC Networker; - Microsoft SQL Dump; - VMware Backup (VMDK). write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Networking News :: home page |