Configuring Thin Image
You can create data pools, LDEVs, and apply settings of the command device to configure Thin Image.
- Parent Topic
- Thin Image
The high-speed, nondisruptive snapshot technology of Thin Image rapidly creates up to 1,024 point in-time copies of mission-critical information within the storage system or virtualized storage pool without impacting host service or performance levels. Because snapshots store only the changed data, the volume of storage capacity required for each snapshot copy is substantially smaller than the source volume, providing significant savings over full-volume cloning methods. Cascaded snapshot configuration and cloning enables creation of snapshot trees and full-copy clones from snapshots using Thin Image.
- Thin Image
- Child Topics
- Prerequisites for configuring Thin Image
- Workflow for configuring Thin Image
Use this workflow to configure Thin Image.
- Workflow for registering virtual volumes
Use this workflow to register virtual volumes.
- Overview of using
RAID Manager to run commands through in-band connections
Use RAID Manager to run commands through an in-band connection to perform Thin Image tasks. To run the command through an in-band connection, reserve a volume for use as a command device.
- Changing system options that affect Thin Image performance
You can set the system options that affect Thin Image performance using Device Manager - Storage Navigator, as described here, or RAID Manager.
