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|* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 12 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 8 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | |* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 12 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 8 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | ||
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|<center>12TB raw/ 8TB usable<br><br>QS5 Image: SM (16TB)</center> | |<center>12TB raw/ 8TB usable<br><br>QS5 Image: SM (16TB)</center> | ||
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|<center>NAS Archive<br><br> Disk-to-Disk Backup<br><br> Data Analytics</center> | |<center>NAS Archive<br><br> Disk-to-Disk Backup<br><br> Data Analytics</center> | ||
|* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 12 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 6 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | |* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 12 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 6 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | ||
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|<center>48TB raw / 24TB usable<br><br>QS 5 Image: MD (48TB)<br></center> | |<center>48TB raw / 24TB usable<br><br>QS 5 Image: MD (48TB)<br></center> | ||
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|<center>Server Virtualization / VDI<br><br> Database Storage</center> | |<center>Server Virtualization / VDI<br><br> Database Storage</center> | ||
|* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 36 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 8 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | |* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 36 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 8 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | ||
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|<center>48TB raw/ 32TB usable<br><br>QS5 Image: MD (48TB)</center> | |<center>48TB raw/ 32TB usable<br><br>QS5 Image: MD (48TB)</center> | ||
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|<center>NAS Archive<br><br>Disk-to-Disk Backup<br><br>Data Analytics</center> | |<center>NAS Archive<br><br>Disk-to-Disk Backup<br><br>Data Analytics</center> | ||
|* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 36 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 8 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | |* Intel Xeon Dual E5-2620 / 36 x LFF bay server<br>* 64GB ECC RAM<br>* 2x960GB SATA SSDs (RAID1/boot)<br>* 8 x 2TB Enterprise SATA HDD (data)<br>* 2 x 960GB Enterprise SATA SSD (write log)<br>* 2 x 10 Gbps Redundant Private Network Uplinks | ||
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|<center>TB120 / 60TB<br>(RAID10 / mirrored)</center> | |<center>TB120 / 60TB<br>(RAID10 / mirrored)</center> |
Revision as of 23:32, 23 May 2019
QuantaStor’s SAN/NAS Storage Servers provide file and block storage solutions suitable for a broad spectrum of workloads. IBM Cloud customers have the option of provisioning Hybrid SAN/NAS configurations that utilize SSD to accelerate write performance or All-Flash SAN/NAS configurations that offer the ultimate high-performance characteristics. IBM's Bare Metal servers give you full control over your dedicated appliance, while QuantaStor’s web-based management interface, REST APIs and QS CLI make storage provisioning and automation easy.
Key Features
- Provides NFS, SMB and iSCSI storage
- Compression
- Remote-replication between QuantaStor Systems across IBM data centers and on-premises locations for hybrid cloud.
- Snapshot Schedules with long term snapshot retention options.
- Easy web-based management with Storage Grid technology
- Automatable via QS CLI and REST API
- VMware certified and VMware VAAI integrated
- End-to-end Security
Reference Configurations
SAN/NAS - HYBRID SOLUTIONS
SAN/NAS - ALL-FLASH SOLUTIONS
Quick Configuration Steps
Step One: Storage Management Tab → Controllers & Enclosures → Right-click Controller → Configure Pass-thru devices → Select all → Click OK
Step Two: Storage Management Tab → Storage Pools → Create Storage Pool → Click OK
For iSCSI Block Storage Provisioning:
- Storage Management Tab → Hosts → Add Host → Enter host IQN → Click OK (do this for each host)
- Storage Management Tab → Storage Volumes → Create Storage Volume → Enter volume name, select a size, → Click OK
- Storage Management Tab → Hosts → Right-click Host → Assign Volumes → Select volumes → Click OK
For NFS/SMB File Storage Provisioning:
- Storage Management Tab → Network Shares → Create Network Share → Click OK (do this for each share)
- Storage Management Tab → Network Shares → Modify Network Share & SMB Access → Adjust Settings → Click OK (do this for each share)
Multi-site Storage Management
Add additional drives to expand capacity. Additional systems may be added to a given QuantaStor Storage Grid for easy management of all systems across IBM data centers. OSNEXUS recommends provisioning 36 bay servers as expansion disk-enclosures are not available as an add-on after the initial server provisioning.