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301899-B21
“Comparing high-end storage systems on
the market, we determined that the
StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array
would give us more bang for our buck by
providing the virtualization and
management capabilities we needed most.”
the market, we determined that the
StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array
would give us more bang for our buck by
providing the virtualization and
management capabilities we needed most.”
− Chris Beck, Network Administrator-Technology
Services, City of Fontana, California
“We must use what we purchase efficiently, so we
steered away from anything with considerable
management overhead,” says Chris Beck, Network
Administrator-Technology Services, City of Fontana.
“After comparing high-end storage systems on the
market, we determined that the StorageWorks
Enterprise Virtual Array would give us more bang for
our buck by providing the virtualization and
management capabilities we needed most.”
steered away from anything with considerable
management overhead,” says Chris Beck, Network
Administrator-Technology Services, City of Fontana.
“After comparing high-end storage systems on the
market, we determined that the StorageWorks
Enterprise Virtual Array would give us more bang for
our buck by providing the virtualization and
management capabilities we needed most.”
The HP SAN functions harmoniously with an HP
StorageWorks MSL5060 tape library for back up,
along with the EVA and HP ProLiant servers driving the
applications. The solution provided centralized storage
for the City’s PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne enterprise
resource planning (ERP) system. It also improved
storage utilization and enabled the pooling and
sharing of storage resources across applications and
processes. With an adaptive storage environment, the
staff could react faster to changes and growth by
quickly provisioning storage with the EVA system’s user-
friendly software.
StorageWorks MSL5060 tape library for back up,
along with the EVA and HP ProLiant servers driving the
applications. The solution provided centralized storage
for the City’s PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne enterprise
resource planning (ERP) system. It also improved
storage utilization and enabled the pooling and
sharing of storage resources across applications and
processes. With an adaptive storage environment, the
staff could react faster to changes and growth by
quickly provisioning storage with the EVA system’s user-
friendly software.
Reelecting a proven storage winner
Growth hit home when Fontana acquired 13,000 new
residents in January 2007 as the result of an
annexation program. Naturally, additional residents
placed new demands on staff and technology
infrastructure. To meet these and other demands, the
City is migrating its financials, utility billing and human
resources processes to a new ERP system. The
SunGard Pentamation ERP system is a public sector
product suite that better suits Fontana’s operations –
with special functionality for municipal accounting and
project tracking.
Growth hit home when Fontana acquired 13,000 new
residents in January 2007 as the result of an
annexation program. Naturally, additional residents
placed new demands on staff and technology
infrastructure. To meet these and other demands, the
City is migrating its financials, utility billing and human
resources processes to a new ERP system. The
SunGard Pentamation ERP system is a public sector
product suite that better suits Fontana’s operations –
with special functionality for municipal accounting and
project tracking.
Approximately 50 users create transactions in the ERP
system, which connects to the data on the
StorageWorks EVA with 12 TB of data storage
capacity. The City originally purchased six disk shelves
in the EVA enclosure and has since added six shelves
and more hard drives. The disk array enables the
partitioning of a virtual storage pool into disk groups
and data virtualization across a disk group. HP
storage virtualization results in exceptional speed and
performance for all of the many Fontana systems
sharing the EVA-based SAN.
system, which connects to the data on the
StorageWorks EVA with 12 TB of data storage
capacity. The City originally purchased six disk shelves
in the EVA enclosure and has since added six shelves
and more hard drives. The disk array enables the
partitioning of a virtual storage pool into disk groups
and data virtualization across a disk group. HP
storage virtualization results in exceptional speed and
performance for all of the many Fontana systems
sharing the EVA-based SAN.
“We’re going strong with the StorageWorks EVA,”
says Beck, “and operating on the same two disk pools
that HP Services set up four years ago. We’ve added
disks to those pools and are presenting virtual disks
from the EVA to the Pentamation system. Everything is
running great. Disk access is extremely fast.”
says Beck, “and operating on the same two disk pools
that HP Services set up four years ago. We’ve added
disks to those pools and are presenting virtual disks
from the EVA to the Pentamation system. Everything is
running great. Disk access is extremely fast.”
Interested in high capacity at an attractive price, the
technology team fills the EVA with 300 GB 10K rpm
HP StorageWorks Fibre Channel hard drives. “As HP
releases larger disks, we’ve been taking that route to
get more capacity,” says Beck.
technology team fills the EVA with 300 GB 10K rpm
HP StorageWorks Fibre Channel hard drives. “As HP
releases larger disks, we’ve been taking that route to
get more capacity,” says Beck.
While growing the EVA, Fontana added two HP
StorageWorks 1500cs Modular Smart Arrays to the
Fibre Channel SAN infrastructure. One houses static
video data and geographic information system (GIS)
data. The other handles disk-to-disk backups. Along
with a mission-critical database cluster, additional
applications sharing the HP SAN include public works,
building permitting, utility billing, financial investment
record keeping and records-management programs.
Building permitting, business licenses, property tax
StorageWorks 1500cs Modular Smart Arrays to the
Fibre Channel SAN infrastructure. One houses static
video data and geographic information system (GIS)
data. The other handles disk-to-disk backups. Along
with a mission-critical database cluster, additional
applications sharing the HP SAN include public works,
building permitting, utility billing, financial investment
record keeping and records-management programs.
Building permitting, business licenses, property tax
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