On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Paul Mullen wrote:
> Hi,
>> This is probably way OT but you can judge for yourself.
>> The company I am working for has decided to use linux for all
> future file storage devices but is going to keep a pretty expensive
> windows NAS as a front end. I am looking for a product/project that
> can move files over a certain age or inactivity period onto one of
> our linux boxes but keep the files available transparently. I have
> found one product called HT FileStore from
> www.bridgeheadsoftware.com. I was just wondering if anyone have
> come across anything else. I have tried googling but to be honest I
> don't even know what to call what I'm searching for.
You're looking for "Hierarchical Storage Management" / HSM. Silicon
Graphics^W^WSGI ported their IRIX HSM storage to Linux i think. (big
bucks no doubt knowing SGI).
> Any help would be greatly apreciated.
>> Paul Mullen.
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Oh yay.
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