Introduced in 2021, Fabric Notifications developed into a key resiliency solution for storage networks. Providing the ability to respond to events impacting the Fabric, Fabric Notifications enhances the overall user experience when deploying traditional Fibre Channel SANs. In this session, the improvements in the user experience are profiled for solutions using Linux, AIX, and PowerPath. The latest developments in both standards and market solutions are also provided as an update to this exciting new technology.
Fabric Notifications - An Update from Awareness to Action
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Howard Johnson
Broadcom
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