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Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC
| Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC from Symantec helps you implement and manage highly available Real Application Clusters (RAC) databases. The solution is tightly integrated with Oracle RAC to provide a reliable, easy-to-use storage and cluster management solution. You can choose the most appropriate operating system and storage hardware for your environment, all without compromising management capabilities. Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC provides a single management view for all database, clustering and storage management tasks, enabling you to install, configure and centrally manage, regardless of hardware platform. Moreover, you can increase flexibility, scalability and performance while reducing system downtime. | Trialware Purchasing Data Sheet (PDF) |
Key Features
- Simplified management
- Off-host processing
- Scalable database performance with data integrity
- I/O bottleneck reduction
- Stretch RAC environments
- Reduced storage footprint and costs
8 May, 2012
Key Benefits
- Centralizes multinode management and makes RAC as easy to manage as a single-node non-RAC database.
- Creates easy-to-use database clones to enable data analysis and backups.
- Protects the database from logical errors by providing point-in-time copies.
- Eliminates the risk of data corruption in the event of a “split brain” condition.
- Utilizes database accelerators and multiple physical paths to disks.
- Maps database objects down the storage hierarchy to the disks to identify and reduce congestion.
- Achieves high availability and disaster recovery by utilizing a campus cluster configuration for Oracle RAC.
- Reduces primary storage footprint through the use of compression.
- Provides faster recovery and minimal downtime for applications composed of multiple components running on different physical and virtual tiers, adding resilience to the private cloud.
- Automatically moves less frequently used data to slower, less expensive disks.
