Nov 20, 2002 : Veritas Helps Sun Solaris Run Faster

📅 November 20, 2002 - Storage software company VERITAS Software Corporation (veritas.com) announced on Wednesday that companies using the VERITAS storage software with Sun Solaris 9 experience 15 times faster computing performance compared to those using the OS's native software.

Testing performed by independent testing facility GiantLoop Testing and Certification Lab, says VERITAS, demonstrates that VERITAS Foundation Suite, combining a high-performance file system with the company's storage virtualization solution, makes data-intensive environments run faster on the Solaris 9 platform.
The GiantLoop benchmark, says the company, also demonstrates that VERITAS Foundation Suite delivers a return on investment by keeping critical systems online, so transaction processing is not interrupted. The enhanced reliability is complemented by improved reliability, showing that a Solaris system running VERITAS storage management software can restart seven times faster after a failure.
"This benchmark makes it clear that the right storage management software yields significant cost savings and is a strategic investment in IT infrastructure," says Brenda Zawatski, vice president of product and solutions marketing, VERITAS Software. "These performance results demonstrate that organizations can save money using VERITAS Foundation Suite to optimize their Solaris environments, without additional investment in costly hardware."

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