IBM General Parallel File System (GPFS) Pattern V1.0.0.1 for IBM PureApplication Systems provides a highly available shared file system required by many production level workloads in multideployment solutions.
GPFS Pattern supports:
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Deploying a replicated, highly available file system on a single rack or spanning PureApplication Systems of the same architecture.
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Deployment of virtual system patterns using a GPFS shared file system.
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Deployment of virtual application patterns using a GPFS shared file system.
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Enabling connection to a GPFS cluster external to PureApplication System.
If you are an existing PureApplication System customer with current appliance maintenance and S&S, you are entitled to use the GPFS Pattern. You may submit a PMR to request the pattern.
Both the current PureApplication System license and the new GPFS Pattern license apply to you if you are using the GPFS pattern.
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