Published On: 15th June 20231.5 min readTags: , ,

Let’s face it. Data loss and corruption are issues no successful organization can tolerate, especially where unplanned downtime and maintenance are concerned.

Many solutions on the market offer protection through overprovisioned architecture, forcing users to deploy 4 or even 5 servers per highly available cluster to tolerate a failure and still maintain high availability. This can put a massive strain on department budgets, and that’s before future growth is factored in, scaling out with additional nodes.

But what if you could maintain high availability while surviving a server failing in a 3-node cluster? What about scaling clusters out with additional compute-only nodes non-disruptively and without any additional licensing fees?

Join StorMagic’s Mark Christie and James Clarke as they demonstrate live:

  • How to tolerate a node failure and still maintain high availability with SvSAN as a 3-node cluster, not the 4 or 5 used with competing solutions
  • How to non-disruptively scale SvSAN out with compute-only nodes, without increasing your existing licensing fees
  • How to build larger SvSAN clusters of 4 nodes or more, and how the storage is mirrored in these clusters

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