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Yesterday, I took a look at Atmos from a software standpoint. While Atmos is truly a “software” solution, there is an element of hardware to examine as well. Truth be told, it’s not as interesting as the core Atmos offerings but, there are some notables. We’ll start with a quick look at 3 basic configurations for Atmos.
3 Sample Atmos configs
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In the previous Future Storage System articles, we’ve covered the basic hardware foundation for what I envision to be a powerful future-oriented storage solution for the commercial midrange. However, as you’re probably aware, hardware is meaningless without software to provide the operational capabilities that are needed to mange information. In this article, I will focus on a general design for an extensible software layer (an OS) that will provide future-oriented capability expansion as well as robust analytics, capabilities, and integration with business continuity principles. As always, please reference the diagram below.
Future Storage System - Operating System - Conceptual
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