3PAR announced its new server cluster provisioning feature today - Autonomic Groups. The idea is to manage the clustered servers and the storage they use as sets of resources. All members of the group inherit connections from the group, eliminating the drudgery and errors associated with repeating provisioning steps over and over again for all servers and storage volumes.
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November 10, 2009
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