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HP 331285-B21 StorageWorks Continuous Access EVA v.1.0
- Software for high availability and disaster recovery.
- Designed for HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) systems.
- Provides data replication between storage systems.
- Aims to minimize downtime and data loss.
- Supports business continuity strategies.
- Version 1.0 offers foundational replication features.
- Ensures data accessibility during outages.
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Product Overview
HP 331285-B21 StorageWorks Continuous Access EVA v.1.0 is an early version of HP's software solution for ensuring high availability and disaster recovery for Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) storage systems. It enables data replication to maintain business continuity.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Software |
| Compatibility | HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) |
Additional Specifications
| Version | 1.0 |
| Functionality | Data Replication, High Availability, Disaster Recovery |
Product Description
The HP 331285-B21 represents the initial release (version 1.0) of the StorageWorks Continuous Access EVA software. This product was developed to address the critical need for data protection and business continuity for organizations utilizing HP's Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) storage solutions. Its primary function is to replicate data from a primary EVA system to a secondary EVA system, ensuring that an up-to-date copy of critical data is available in case of a failure or disaster. As an early iteration, version 1.0 provided the core functionalities required for data replication and failover. It allowed businesses to implement strategies for disaster recovery and high availability, thereby reducing the risk of significant data loss and prolonged service interruptions. The software worked by capturing changes made to the primary storage and transmitting them to the secondary storage, maintaining data consistency across both locations. This solution was crucial for businesses running mission-critical applications that demanded continuous access to data. By enabling the creation of redundant data copies, Continuous Access EVA v.1.0 helped organizations meet their recovery point objectives (RPO) and recovery time objectives (RTO), ensuring that operations could resume quickly following an incident. It formed the basis for subsequent, more advanced versions of HP's storage replication software.
