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Expert Capacity Planning
As specialists in backup systems including NetBackup from our partners at Symantec, Kanatek is increasingly called upon to assess the performance of existing backup implementations and processes and to deliver a systematic plan for meeting backup requirements a full year into the future.
Kanatek Capacity Planning begins with a complete audit and report on your existing backup facilities' performance and utilization detailing:
- CPU utilization and processes
- Filesystem and I/O device reports
- Memory utilization - Overall performance
- Data volumes and throughput
- Detailed System Recommendations
Based on the findings of the utilization analysis, Kanatek then recommends a complete server solution, including an item-by-item list of system components, all designed to accelerate your current backup process while providing enough backup capacity for up to one year into the future.
Kanatek monitors the running backups using a combination of commercial and custom-built tools to determine how well the backup system is performing. A capacity planning exercise determines any new backup requirements and sets any new backup processing requirements.
The process produces two deliverables:
- The Performance Monitoring
Report which details the state of the existing
backup configuration
- The Capacity Plan that sets
out the expansion requirements, if any, for
the next twelve months
Talk to your
Kanatek Account Manager to find out more or
contact Kanatek sales at websales@kanatek.com.
Kanatek has the experience
to help organizations cut down on the proliferation
of servers that seems endemic in some organizations.
Sometimes the rush to launch new products or
applications means the IT infrastructure needed
to run it becomes an afterthought and an IT group
is left having to manage hundreds of servers,
spread throughout an organization. Kanatek can
help organizations review their infrastructure
and cut down their costs, with no degradation
in service quality. Kanatek can demonstrate application
isolation and service level assurance using Sun's
Solaris Resource Manager (SRM). SRM also provides
resource management allocation on the shared
server and is included in Solaris 9 or add-on
to Solaris 8, 7 or 2.6.
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