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NetApp MetroCluster vs. SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
NetApp MetroCluster
Score 6.3 out of 10
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NetApp MetroCluster software is a solution that combines array-based clustering with synchronous replication to deliver continuous availability and zero data loss at the lowest cost. The vendor states administration of the array-based cluster is simpler because the dependencies and complexity normally associated with hostbased clustering are eliminated. MetroCluster immediately duplicates mission-critical data on a transaction-by-transaction basis, providing uninterrupted access to applications…N/A
SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension
Score 9.0 out of 10
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SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension is a high availability cluster availabe from German company SUSE, for users of its Linux Enterprise Server solution.N/A
Pricing
NetApp MetroClusterSUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension
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Offerings
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NetApp MetroClusterSUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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User Ratings
NetApp MetroClusterSUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension
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User Testimonials
NetApp MetroClusterSUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension
Likelihood to Recommend
NetApp
NetApp MetroCluster is suited for applications which require 100% uptime with no data loss. It is suitable for organizations who have the need to move their NAS services and workloads to another data center with minimal downtime and configuration. Due to the cost of the product, it is not well suited for NAS file shares that require greater than zero RPO and RTO's. NetApp asynchronous is better suited for this type of data.
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SUSE
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Pros
NetApp
  • Data deduplication, compression, and compaction provide great savings compared to traditional host based storage
  • Multiprotocol support (NAS and SAN) provide great flexibility
  • Ability to easily run your workloads from either data center with minimal effort and no disruption was the key selling point
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SUSE
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Cons
NetApp
  • I would like to see more highly intelligent monitoring that can help determine where latency is coming from. Eg. Host, Array, Network or Fabric issues
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SUSE
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Alternatives Considered
NetApp
Have not used or evaluated any other NAS synchronous products.
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SUSE
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Return on Investment
NetApp
  • By moving critical application data away from older based technology such as host based mirroring and to a centralized array based replication, the complexity of managing data from multiple source and destination servers has been removed.
  • The number of incidents compared to our previous legacy configuration is huge. Data uptime has been 100% available since the migration to NetApp MetroCluster.
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SUSE
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