Dear forum users,
I have posted the following feature:
Astaro OS reliability
kindly vote/comment if you find it useful.
Providing ultimate reliability and recovery, If Astaro OS and configuration files can be stored on a non-volatile solid-state disk or RAM. In the event of a hard disk failure, the solid-state disk or RAM allows the system to continue its operations.
It is secondary that a System recovery be a matter of installing a new hard disk and initiating the recovery if hot swappable HDD option be available also to lower models to the likes of ASg525 and 625. The system automatically restores itself to normal operating state.
this will open doors for:
1. users with no HA will continue to operate with out a downtime. At least firewall and networking if no content scanning.
2. A planned downtime can be set to replace the HDD.
3. Higher through puts of AV/IPS/Antispam if scanning done on SSD as compared to that of RPM based SATA/IDE
A response to competition on Astaro's use of HDD, usually Sonicwall and Fortinet hit this.
I have posted the following feature:
Astaro OS reliability
kindly vote/comment if you find it useful.
Providing ultimate reliability and recovery, If Astaro OS and configuration files can be stored on a non-volatile solid-state disk or RAM. In the event of a hard disk failure, the solid-state disk or RAM allows the system to continue its operations.
It is secondary that a System recovery be a matter of installing a new hard disk and initiating the recovery if hot swappable HDD option be available also to lower models to the likes of ASg525 and 625. The system automatically restores itself to normal operating state.
this will open doors for:
1. users with no HA will continue to operate with out a downtime. At least firewall and networking if no content scanning.
2. A planned downtime can be set to replace the HDD.
3. Higher through puts of AV/IPS/Antispam if scanning done on SSD as compared to that of RPM based SATA/IDE
A response to competition on Astaro's use of HDD, usually Sonicwall and Fortinet hit this.