| Christmas Crisis Averted by New Flash Technology |
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| Written by Tyler O'Neal | |||
| Wednesday, 16 December 2009 15:05 | |||
Santa turns to Texas Memory Systems’ RamSan solid state disk to process “Naughty or Nice” list ahead of scheduleContinuing mismanagement in the financial and auto industries, misbehavior in the entertainment sector, and global electoral irregularities, raised concerns that Santa’s supercomputer wouldn’t be able to manage the huge increase in this year’s naughty transactions. “We were heading for a not-so-jolly Christmas,” said Ms. Elf, senior executive vice president and database administrator at Santa (Global) Enterprises. “Santa’s eyes glazed over when I told him that our Oracle database was suffering because of severe latency issues between the servers and Fibre Channel RAID. I knew I had to take the initiative.” Ms. Elf turned to the database performance experts at Texas Memory Systems, makers of the World’s Fastest Storage. The nice salesperson recommended a couple of RamSan-620 Flash solid state disks for Santa’s datacenter and a 100,000 pack of RamSan-20 PCIe gift cards for DBAs who play video games on their company servers. “The RamSan-620 solid state disk was much faster and far less expensive than adding hard disks to increase performance,” said Ms. Elf. “Not only did it save enough power to mitigate global warming, we saved enough money to pay a Wall Street executive’s Christmas bonus. However, they all ended up on the naughty list so the money is now helping us build more toys for nice kids.” View Texas Memory Systems’ holiday video online at: www.txmemsys.com/santa
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| Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 December 2009 16:29 |
