German Manufacturing Firm Rommelsbacher Chooses StorMagic SvSAN

Rommelsbacher Elektro Hausgeräte GmbH, a Germany-based electrical cooking appliance specialist, has selected StorMagic SvSAN as part of a hyperconverged solution.

The vendor was chosen to ensure HA, eliminate any single point of failure and reduce overall costs.

“Migrating existing environments can often present challenges and introduce new risks to organizations of any size. However, with StorMagic, we were thrilled to be able to conduct and complete our installation with zero interruptions, downtime or restrictions for our employees,” said Andreas Pirner, IT manager, Rommelsbacher. “With StorMagic, we have eliminated any single point of failure and experienced 100% uptime, which means we can power our manufacturing operations every day with ease.“

• Performance: SvSAN creates highly available shared storage with 2 servers. The customer has improved performance rates since making the switch to StorMagic.
• Single Point of Failure: Highly available SvSAN configurations eliminate single points of failure, by increasing the availability of the solution and improving application uptime, achieving this as it was designed to synchronously mirror the data between 2 servers.
• Cost Effective: The customer found that the vendor offered value overall – the solution itself and future upgrades protect their budget.
• Manufacturing Environments: Industrial sites that run applications and store data locally decrease processing time and reduce overall data storage costs (as compared to running in the cloud). StorMagic provides HA and performance capabilities that are becoming a requirement for industrial environments.

“Rommelsbacher has future-proofed its data with a new StorMagic environment that is simple, reliable and affordable,” said Brian Grainger, CRO and member of the board of directors, StorMagic. “StorMagic’s hardware support and licensing model allows additional compute and storage capacity to be added non-disruptively at any time, making it simple to retrofit and scale for future demands.”