NetApp uses cluster mode data ONTAP to force cloud service

When it comes to the difficulty of cloud services, deploying and managing public, private, and mixed cloud infrastructures should be one of them. Many http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13793.html "> cloud service Provider's own cloud are each has the idea, the realization method is different, the standard flaw has hindered to some extent the cloud large-scale promotion. Now NetApp is proposing a new solution for managing different cloud models, based on three strategic concepts: a common data Platform (Universal), a Dynamic Data migration (platform) and customer choice.
A universal data platform based on cluster mode data Ontap. Leveraging this platform, which combines data storage and management capabilities, NetApp can provide a flexible, efficient platform to ensure that customer data centers are free of downtime and are easily scaled up. Cluster mode data Ontap also supports NetApp's FAS array, Third-party hardware devices (v-series), and Flexfod (a reference Architecture launched by NetApp in collaboration with Cisco, primarily for large data centers in the enterprise and other multi-tenant application environments, NetApp will next step up the consolidation of the FLEXFOD architecture for cluster-mode data Ontap. In addition, NetApp will add more interfaces to support OpenStack and clouds in its own solutions.
Dynamic Data migration in the cloud. This strategy is to say that cluster mode data Ontap is used in a variety of cloud environments, and this strategy is implemented primarily through NetApp's "on-the-fly" Data migration management application, which is presented on Oracle OpenWorld. In addition to data protection and disaster recovery backup, Snapmirror will also enhance support for data replication between public and private clouds.
A large number of technology, applications, public cloud service options. NetApp will also avoid competing with its public cloud service provider ecosystem over the next few months as it continues to provide its customers with a rich mix of cloud services operating options. As part of its strategy, NetApp supports all major cloud operating environments, virtualized frameworks, application deployment patterns, and cloud management solutions. Over the next few months, NetApp will announce integration with leading vendors in key areas, including increased support for OpenStack.