Scalability White Papers
Addressing Storage Management Challenges with Scalable NAS
Overview
BlueArc's Titan architecture is a revolutionary step for file servers. By implementing a hardware accelerated file system that can scale throughput, IOPs and capacity well beyond conventional software-based file servers. Through the world's first hardware-based file system, Titan can virtualize a storage pool with greater than 250 terabytes capacity, and can scale with expanding requirements.
This white paper analyzes the technical details behind Titan's architecture to best assist technical readers in understanding the system's unique design and framework.
| Publisher | BlueArc | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | December 2006 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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