3Par Tool Talk Video: Thin Reclamation for Veritas Storage Foundation
Updated: 05 Mar 2010 | 1 comment
In this YouTube whiteboard video, Michael Haag at 3Par discusses how Thin Reclamation technology from Symantec and 3Par enables customers to get thin, but also to stay thin over the life of their applications and storage systems.
To learn more, read the joint Symantec and 3Par white paper.
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Great to see this
Great to see this video.....
Does this mean that in normal scenario (not with thin reclamation API), for e.g If I am using a EMC array & if data is deleted from filesystem, It is not actually deleted from the storage Luns ?
really interested to know more on this, please let me know if any pointers to more vids...
Gaurav
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