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What is multipathing?
Multipathing is a fault-tolerance and performance-enhancing technique that creates multiple physical paths between a server and its storage device or network. It aggregates multiple physical connections, presenting them as one logical path to the operating system. If one path fails, I/O can transparently switch to another path, ensuring high availability. It can also improve performance by load balancing I/O across multiple paths.
What other technologies are related to multipathing?
multipathing Complementary Technologies
LVM
Logical Volume Manager (LVM) can benefit from multipathing because it provides a layer of abstraction above physical storage. Multipathing ensures LVM sees a consistent view of the storage, even if paths fail.
iSCSI
iSCSI is a transport protocol that commonly utilizes multipathing to provide redundant paths to storage targets. Multipathing enhances the reliability and performance of iSCSI connections.
SAN
Storage Area Networks (SANs) often utilize multipathing to improve resilience and performance by providing multiple paths between servers and storage devices.
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Which job functions commonly mention multipathing?
Customer Engineer
41 Customer Engineer jobs mention multipathing
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Administrator
66 Administrator jobs mention multipathing
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Systems Engineer
8 Systems Engineer jobs mention multipathing
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Consultant
4 Consultant jobs mention multipathing
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Engineer
21 Engineer jobs mention multipathing
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Which organizations are mentioning multipathing?
Dell Technologies
Scientific and Technical Services
NTT Global Data Centers CBJ1 Sdn Bhd
Scientific and Technical Services
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