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A strategy that is commonly employed at present and which often seems strange on first sight is the use of storage servers. This is common, and is often justified for a host of reasons centring around the management of the data on the disks. It is strange, however, that it is also claimed to improve performance, rather than being implemented at the expense of performance. It common to assume that to improve performance you should remove client-server network hops, and network storage goes against this. Can it be true, or is this a myth? Continue reading ‘Local disks vs Storage server’ »