The Unveiling of Storage Technology

This book "The Unveiling of Storage Technology" is a comprehensive guide that underscores the pivotal role of data in modern businesses and the importance of efficient storage and management. The book covers a wide array of topics, starting with the significance of data, challenges in storage and management, and solutions for data storage. It then delves into storage systems architecture, detailing hardware and software components, connectivity environments, disk drives, and RAID configurations. Chapter three explores the evolution of networked storage, highlighting the benefits of various options and the need for long-term archiving solutions. Chapter four focuses on information availability, data center management, and disaster recovery, addressing downtime, single points of failure, and monitoring practices. The final chapter emphasizes information security and storage virtualization while providing valuable insights into securing storage systems. Also, this book serves as a comprehensive and well-written resource for understanding and effectively utilizing storage systems in contemporary data centers, catering to a wide audience seeking knowledge in this critical domain.

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1. U. Hari Haran Assistenzprofessor an der Abteilung für Informatik und Ingenieurwesen, Apex Institute of Technology, Chandigarh University, Punjab, Indien.2. T. Akilan Forschungskoordinatorin in der Abteilung für IQAC, Amity University Kolkata, Kolkata, West Bengal, Indien.

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   This book "The Unveiling of Storage Technology" is a comprehensive guide that underscores the pivotal role of data in modern businesses and the importance of efficient storage and management. The book covers a wide array of topics, starting with the significance of data, challenges in storage and management, and solutions for data storage. It then delves into storage systems architecture, detailing hardware and software components, connectivity environments, disk drives, and RAID configurations. Chapter three explores the evolution of networked storage, highlighting the benefits of various options and the need for long-term archiving solutions. Chapter four focuses on information availability, data center management, and disaster recovery, addressing downtime, single points of failure, and monitoring practices. The final chapter emphasizes information security and storage virtualization while providing valuable insights into securing storage systems. Also, this book serves as a comprehensive and well-written resource for understanding and effectively utilizing storage systems in contemporary data centers, catering to a wide audience seeking knowledge in this critical domain.