Next, I went to sign up for the course called:
Data ONTAP 7-Mode Fundamentals
What is Data ONTAP 7-Mode?
First, lets go back to NetApp's operating system simply called Data ONTAP (latest version is 8 onwards) and under it, there are 2 types just like we have Windows 7 and Windows 8:'
- 7-mode
- Cluster-mode
Brief overview:
Data ONTAP 8 is the successor to Data ONTAP 7G and the culmination of years of storage technology development at NetApp. It was introduced in September 2009 and reached general availability (GA) status in March 2010. The latest version, Data ONTAP 8.0.1, was released in September 2010. (Note that when using the phrase Data ONTAP 8, I’m referring to all existing and future releases in the line.)
Data ONTAP 8 merges the capabilities of two previously separate branches of Data ONTAP—Data ONTAP 7G and Data ONTAP GX—into a single code base that has two distinct operating modes:
7-Mode. As the name implies, 7-Mode delivers capabilities equivalent to the Data ONTAP 7.3.x releases with the same user interface and management tool support. Systems running Data ONTAP 7.3.x releases can upgrade to 7-Mode nondisruptively.
Cluster-Mode. This mode inherits and improves upon the capabilities of Data ONTAP GX, its predecessor, clustered OS for scale-out storage. Cluster-Mode supports multicontroller configurations with a global namespace and clustered file system.
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