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Concluant2016-12-06 17:53:18
Storage Area Network
Concluant, 2016-12-06 17:53:18

Which storage system to choose for a failover cluster?

The question arose that it was time to update the architecture in one of the offices and switch to virtual servers and failover clustering.
Transferring 5-6 servers (DC, exchange, fileserv + printserv + appserv, proxy, cloudserv) to a virtual environment for 2 2-processor nodes (6-8 cores per processor) and a data capacity of about 3-4 TB.
The question arose, what is the best storage system to choose from the initial segment for this business, which would be able to connect 2 nodes (ideally, it would have the ability to hold 4) and have a small margin and the possibility of expansion?

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Dmitry, 2016-12-06
@Tabletko

For a fault-tolerant configuration, you need 2 storage systems with synchronous replication between them and preferably geographically separated. Determine the acceptable risks for yourself and, based on this, choose an architectural solution.

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athacker, 2016-12-07
@athacker

What do you want to expand? Volumes, performance, number of connected hosts?
Low range models: HP MSA 2040 or IBM Storwize V3700, Huawei OceanStor V1, Dell PowerVault MD34xx

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