
DATA STORAGE MANAGEMENT
Checklist: Ten steps to troubleshooting SAN/NAS performance problems
Greg Schulz 12.21.2004
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What you will learn from this tip: How to isolate the cause of performance problems in your storage system, fix what's broken and learn from your mistakes. Need a downloadable copy? Go here.
Both SAN and NAS architectures experience performance problems for a variety of reasons, including increased workloads or the addition of new applications or tools. Some issues are specific to a given storage environment, but many can be isolated using this step-by-step approach:
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About the author: Greg Schulz is a senior analyst with the independent storage analysis firm, The Evaluator Group Inc. Greg has 25 years of IT experience as a consultant, end user, storage and storage networking vendor, and industry analyst. Greg has worked with Unix, Windows, IBM Mainframe, OpenVMS and other hardware/software environments. In addition to being an analyst, Greg is also the author and illustrator of Resilient Storage Networks", Greg has contributed material to Storage Magazine. Greg holds both a computer science and software engineering degree from the University of St. Thomas.
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