Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Intel Cache Acceleration Software (CAS) is an enterprise storage product for SSD caching.CAS is an application-aware file-based cache, which can be tuned by system administrators. Additionally, it integrates with the operating system's buffer cache, creating a multi-tier cache architecture. CAS is also aware of some virtualization technologies like vMotion, maintaining a hot SSD cache during a VM migration.CAS entered Intel's product line as the result of Intel's August 2012 acquisition of a Canadian start-up company Nevex Virtual Technologies; Intel re-branded Nevex CacheWorks product to CAS with the release of version 2.0 in December 2012.CAS works with the enterprise-class Intel SSD products, such as the DC S3700 SATA drives and the 910-series PCI Express cards. It also works with cache devices across SANs. CAS is available on both Windows and — since February 2013 — on Linux. There are two Linux flavors of CAS: the community version was announced to be GPL'd source, while the commercially supported version is available for CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The Windows version currently runs only on the 64-bit flavors of Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2012; 32-bit versions or desktop version of Windows are not currently supported.A workstation version, called CAS-W, was announced in September 2013 by Dell; Dell's announcement states an exclusive agreement with Intel to offer CAS-W only for Dell Precision workstations.The current version of CAS supports only write-through caching."@en }
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- Cache_Acceleration_Software abstract "The Intel Cache Acceleration Software (CAS) is an enterprise storage product for SSD caching.CAS is an application-aware file-based cache, which can be tuned by system administrators. Additionally, it integrates with the operating system's buffer cache, creating a multi-tier cache architecture. CAS is also aware of some virtualization technologies like vMotion, maintaining a hot SSD cache during a VM migration.CAS entered Intel's product line as the result of Intel's August 2012 acquisition of a Canadian start-up company Nevex Virtual Technologies; Intel re-branded Nevex CacheWorks product to CAS with the release of version 2.0 in December 2012.CAS works with the enterprise-class Intel SSD products, such as the DC S3700 SATA drives and the 910-series PCI Express cards. It also works with cache devices across SANs. CAS is available on both Windows and — since February 2013 — on Linux. There are two Linux flavors of CAS: the community version was announced to be GPL'd source, while the commercially supported version is available for CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The Windows version currently runs only on the 64-bit flavors of Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2012; 32-bit versions or desktop version of Windows are not currently supported.A workstation version, called CAS-W, was announced in September 2013 by Dell; Dell's announcement states an exclusive agreement with Intel to offer CAS-W only for Dell Precision workstations.The current version of CAS supports only write-through caching.".
- Q16850190 abstract "The Intel Cache Acceleration Software (CAS) is an enterprise storage product for SSD caching.CAS is an application-aware file-based cache, which can be tuned by system administrators. Additionally, it integrates with the operating system's buffer cache, creating a multi-tier cache architecture. CAS is also aware of some virtualization technologies like vMotion, maintaining a hot SSD cache during a VM migration.CAS entered Intel's product line as the result of Intel's August 2012 acquisition of a Canadian start-up company Nevex Virtual Technologies; Intel re-branded Nevex CacheWorks product to CAS with the release of version 2.0 in December 2012.CAS works with the enterprise-class Intel SSD products, such as the DC S3700 SATA drives and the 910-series PCI Express cards. It also works with cache devices across SANs. CAS is available on both Windows and — since February 2013 — on Linux. There are two Linux flavors of CAS: the community version was announced to be GPL'd source, while the commercially supported version is available for CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The Windows version currently runs only on the 64-bit flavors of Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2012; 32-bit versions or desktop version of Windows are not currently supported.A workstation version, called CAS-W, was announced in September 2013 by Dell; Dell's announcement states an exclusive agreement with Intel to offer CAS-W only for Dell Precision workstations.The current version of CAS supports only write-through caching.".