RationalPlan Server - a centralized place to manage the company's projects while offering
concurrent access to multiple users
The most common cluster architecture today is a "shared nothing" cluster, which means that the systems in the cluster do not share memory or
concurrent access to data on the common storage.
As mainstream operating systems and storage devices support multi-server applications, these servers will require
concurrent access to the shared storage resources.
A storage manager allows access from a single system to a set of addressable storage locations, whereas a data manager enables
concurrent access from multiple systems to the same set of addressable storage locations.
“We at StorageMojo were looking for a product that addresses the speed craving that many legacy SAN environments are facing today with the ever increasing
concurrent access to critical data,” stated Rene Eickoff CEO, StorageMojo Netherlands.
Mass storage today means more than just capacity storage with low access rates; it now includes data demanding all the storage properties such as response time, a high level of
concurrent access, bandwidth to transfer large files or blocks, rapid recovery, and high-availability.
RationalPlan suite started as a desktop application designed to run on all major operating systems - Windows, Linux and Mac OS X - but it evolved into an embedded management system that is now available even as a project management cloud service both for individuals and for companies that need a distributed solution with
concurrent access from multiple users.
