According to Whatis.com, storage provisioning is the process of assigning storage, usually in the form of server disk drive space, in order to optimize the performance of a storage area network (SAN). Traditionally, this has been done by the SAN administrator, and it can be a tedious process.
And that's where SearchStorage.com is going to pick up on that definition. Is provisioning a tedious process? Ask any storage admin and they'd no doubt concur. Hopefully with these articles, tips and expert advice on provisioning we can help take a bit of the 'T' out of tedious.
Technical advice:
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Provisioning news:
- IBM provisioning lab offers hands-on experience
- NetApp eases storage provisioning pain
- Startup steals a win with thin provisioning
- HDS updates software, adds another box
- EMC draws battle line with iSCS
- IBM ups interoperability of SAN File System
- AppIQ tackles provisioning
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