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This looks like the "RAM SAN" products, where there's a bunch of memory and some spinning disks with enough local battery backup to flush to disk. I think the m
by caw 14y ago
This looks like the "RAM SAN" products, where there's a bunch of memory and some spinning disks with enough local battery backup to flush to disk. I think the main difference is that they want the data aggregated across multiple machines, which I don't think that previous solution had.