OT Backup
Pierre Sahores
psahores at easynet.fr
Fri Apr 2 15:54:06 EST 2004
Hello,
In about this kind of stuff (streaming), i would yet prefer to use a
splitted mirroring system than a RAID5 one.
About the hardware possibles choices :
XServeG5 as my prefered if you don't need to stream, via Helix,
RealVideo or Win32 MP contains else Linux x86.
Best, Pierre
Le 2 avr. 04, à 17:47, Stu Duncan a écrit :
> I am about to start a project that will have massive amounts of video,
> stills, sound, etc. I need to reexamine my storage and backup systems
> because these projects go well beyond my current storage abilities.
> There
> are going to be terabytes of data. Currently I am thinking a RAID
> system
> with redundancy at work and a duplicate system in my home which would
> be
> accessed for backup via a cable connection. At the end of the day,
> hopefully, one button click backs everything up overnight, however a
> constant back up during the day would be even safer than risking the
> loss of
> a day's work. The main development will be occuring on Macs running OS
> X
> 10.3 however the end products will be Mac/Windows compliant and there
> will
> be 3+ Ghz Windows machines on the office network.
>
> What hardware would you suggest for this backup array and what
> software & OS
> to drive the system? Also needs to allow for expansion since these
> projects
> look to be ongoing.
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Stu Duncan
>
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