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Category Archives: Storage architecture
SCI’s latest SPC-2 performance results analysis – chart-of-the-month
There really wasn’t that many new submissions for the Storage Performance Council SPC-1 or SPC-2 benchmarks this past quarter (just the new Fujitsu DX80S2 SPC-2 run) so we thought it time to roll out a new chart. The chart above … Continue reading
IBM’s 120PB storage system
Talk about big data, Technology Review reported this week that IBM is building a 120PB storage system for some unnamed customer. Details are sketchy and I cannot seem to find any announcement of this on IBM.com. Hardware It appears that … Continue reading
Posted in Clustered storage, Data, Data integrity, data logistics, data protection, Disk storage, Distributed computing, File Storage, Infiniband, Information economy, Networking, SAS, Storage, Storage architecture, Storage availability, Storage density, Storage energy use, Storage Features, Storage reliability, Strategy, System effectiveness, Systems
Tagged Big data, GPFS, GPFS nodes, Hadoop, Hadoop over GPFS, IBM GPFS, IBM SONAS, ILM, Isilon, NSD nodes, SAS Drives, Scale out NAS, SPECsfs2008
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Shared DAS
An announcement this week by VMware on their vSphere 5 Virtual Storage Appliance has brought back the concept of shared DAS (see vSphere 5 storage announcements). Over the years, there have been a few products, such as Seanodes and Condor Storage … Continue reading
Posted in Block Storage, Cloud services, Clustered storage, DAS, Data grid, Distributed computing, Server virtualization, Storage architecture, Storage Features, Storage performance, Strategic Inflection Points
Tagged Amazon S3, Cloud Storage, Condor storage, EMC Isilon, Hadoop, Hadoop HDFS, Scale out NAS, Seanodes
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SCI May 2011, Latest SPC-1 results IOPS vs. drive count – chart of the month
The above chart is from our May Storage Intelligence newsletter dispatch on system performance and shows the latest Storage Performance Council SPC-1 benchmark results in a scatter plot with IO/sec [or IOPS(tm)] on the vertical axis and number of disk … Continue reading
SolidFire supplies scale-out SSD storage for cloud service providers
I was talking with a local start up called SolidFire the other day with an interesting twist on SSD storage. They were targeting cloud service providers with a scale-out, cluster based SSD iSCSI storage system. Apparently a portion of their … Continue reading
EMCWorld day 3 …
Sometime this week EMC announced a new generation of Isilon NearLine storage which now includes HGST 3TB SATA disk drives. With the new capacity the multi-node (144) Isilon cluster using the 108NL nodes can support 15PB of file data in … Continue reading
EMCWorld day 2
Day 2 saw releases for new VMAX and VPLEX capabilities hinted at yesterday in Joe’s keynote. Namely, VMAX announcements VMAX now supports Native FCoE with 10GbE support now VMAX supports directly FCoE, 10GbE iSCSI and SRDF Enhanced Federated Live Migration … Continue reading
Posted in Block Storage, Data, data access, Data availability, Data integrity, data logistics, Data search, Ethernet, FCoE, Networking, Storage, Storage architecture, Storage availability, Storage Features
Tagged DaaD, EMC, EMCWorld, VMAX, VPLEX, VPLEX Geo
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Initial impressions on Spring SNW/Santa Clara
I heard storage beers last nite was quite the party, sorry I couldn’t make it but I did end up at the HDS customer reception which was standing room only and provided all the food and drink I could consume. … Continue reading
Posted in Block Storage, Cloud services, Disk storage, File Storage, Storage, Storage architecture, Storage performance, Strategic Inflection Points, System effectiveness, Systems
Tagged DataRAM, Fusion-io, HDS, IBM Watson, Marvel DragonFLY, Micron, Scality, SNW, snwusa, StorSimple, TMS, Verident, Viking Modular Systems
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