Ben Chobot wrote:
Of course, you still have the single point of failure in the SAN.
a proper SAN has two switches, each host connected to it has two HBA interfaces, there are two redundant storage controllers with mirrored cache, dual paths from each controller to all the storage, and redundant power supplies throughout. there is no single point of failure there. of course, none of this is cheap.
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