A SWCSA video talking about just in time grooming and 3PAR's reservationless approach to resource utilization in their InServ storage arrays. Thin provisioned storage and snapshots (3PAR's Virtual Copy software) are assigned storage resources at the time they are needed - and not before. That means that Administrators don't have to guess which pools to put disk drives in - or how to structure hypers and metas with 3PAR.
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July 28, 2009
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