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Scale Out NAS (B100)

Scale-out NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a storage architecture that allows for seamless scalability by adding more nodes to the system. Each node provides additional storage capacity and processing power, enabling the system to grow linearly and handle increasing amounts of data without performance degradation. Unlike traditional NAS, which might be limited by the capacity and performance of a single appliance, scale-out NAS distributes data across multiple nodes, enhancing redundancy, availability, and load balancing. This architecture is ideal for environments with rapidly growing data needs, such as big data analytics, content repositories, and cloud storage solutions.

Benefits

  • Distributed Architecture: Spreads data across multiple nodes, enhancing load balancing and redundancy.
  • Seamless Scalability: Easily add storage nodes to increase capacity and performance without disruption. Support for scale out to 50PB.
  • High Performance: Distributes data and workloads across multiple nodes, enhancing read/write speeds.
  • Data Redundancy: Provides built-in data replication and redundancy, ensuring data integrity and availability.
  • Cost Efficiency: Scales incrementally, allowing you to purchase additional capacity as needed, reducing upfront costs.
  • Simplified Management: Centralized management interface simplifies administration and monitoring of the storage system.
  • Centralized Management: Unified management interface simplifies configuration, monitoring, and maintenance.
  • Flexible Deployment: Suitable for various environments and applications, from enterprise to cloud storage.

How Scale Out NAS Works

Scale-Out NAS operates through a distributed architecture where data is stored across multiple interconnected storage nodes. These nodes work together to provide a unified storage pool, presenting a single namespace to clients. When data is stored, it is divided into smaller chunks or objects and distributed across these nodes, ensuring load balancing and redundancy. This distributed approach enables parallel access to data, enhancing performance and scalability. As the storage needs grow, additional nodes can be seamlessly added to the cluster, expanding capacity and performance without downtime.

Scale Out NAS (B100)

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