“Dot Hill Systems…announced that its SANnet(TM) storage
solution, is the first and only Fibre Channel RAID system to
support the University of Minnesota’s Linux-based Global File
System (GFS) device locks (dlocks) within its RAID controller
firmware. The result is an extremely high performance storage
solution with carrier-class reliability for Linux-based GFS
applications such as email, news, Web servers, and
bandwidth-intensive video applications.”
“Having developed dlocks in conjunction with the University of
Minnesota underscores our commitment to Linux,” said Ken Pitz, Dot
Hill’s Vice President of Marketing. “As more of our customers
implement Linux within their enterprise, we intend to continue to
provide them with the most fault-tolerant data storage solution
available.“
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