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Microsoft-Minded People Covering Shared Data Clustering

Published January 20, 2007 Cluster File System , Clustered Storage , Microsoft Certified Professional Online Leave a Comment

Just FYI.

Since shared data clustering is a little foreign to the Microsoft community, I watch how they cover products like PolyServe Matrix Server. Here is an example:

Microsoft Certified Professional Online Coverage of PolyServe Matrix Server

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