| Publisher | Sanbolic | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Date added | 29 Aug 2006 | |
| Topics | Disaster Recovery, Data Center, Virtualization | ||
| Downloads | 296 | ||
Shiloh Industries is a leading automotive supplier with multiple locations throughout the U.S. Shiloh Industries needed to implement a cost-efficient platform for its datacenter applications that included multi-site disaster recovery architecture. In order to meet performance, availability, and flexibility requirements while staying within the capital budget, the company chose to use virtual servers connected to iSCSI storage. The solution required a file system for the Windows Servers that would allow active sharing of the file system among different host servers in order to allow Shiloh to simply shutdown the guest OS on one server and start it up on another. Sanbolic's Melio File System and LaScala volume manager were selected by Shiloh to provide active-active access to a file system and the iSCSI SAN.
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