But make no mistake; performance testing is not easy. Testing procedures often demand a significant commitment of time, talent and physical resources. "Unless you're in the business of doing performance testing, you probably aren't doing performance testing on an everyday basis," says Greg Schulz, founder and senior analyst at StorageIO. Companies that cannot manage in-house testing can often turn to third-party consultants or testing firms, but outside assistance can be a costly proposition. No matter which direction you go, storage performance testing can be a daunting challenge that few businesses are equipped to tackle.
The following article outlines the advantages and drawbacks of storage performance testing, offers vendor and user insights into current test products, and examines future directions of test
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