2023.06.05

Purpose-Built Storage Server is Crucial to the Evolving Ecosystems

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Introduction
Massive amount of data has been generated in exponential rate daily. The ability to store, manage, and access the data efficiently, effectively, and securely is crucial. Taking the advantage of real-time data analytics, plenty of innovative applications pump up. And changing demands take place when the ecosystem evolved. To boost the development mentioned, high performance storage server plays an important role in the ecosystem. Further details will be introduced in this article.

Purpose-Bulit Storage Server
Purpose-Bulit Storage Server is not like general purpose server, combing too many features to make system complicated. Dedicate storage server normally comes with performant computing power, low latency network fabric, high-density and scalable storage expansions. Features are included below.

  • Large storage capacity with high availability

High density storage support can accommodate the growing requirement of data storage. With hot-swap design, it is capable of providing constant access to data and can minimize downtime.

  • High-speed data processing/transfer

Having high-speed low latency NIC adapter supports, data can be processed, analyzed, and transferred efficiently. With RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access) feature, it can also support external storage targets.

  • Hardware reliability and data protection

Trusted Platform Module (TPM2.0) is supported to allow authentication of hardware devices to ensure the integrity of the hardware platform and provide cryptographic keys for data protection. Optional Intel QuickAssist technology (Intel QAT) accelerates data encryption and compression for better efficiency of secure content delivery.

  • Scalability

The capability to scale up and scale out storage brings flexibility and cost effectiveness to users. This kind of design favors especially software defined storage architecture and big data usage scenario.

In Summary
To store, manage, and access the data efficiently, effectively, and securely, Storage Server featuring high-density storage support, advanced security, and excellent scalability, which is crucial to the evolving ecosystem.
AEWIN has a dedicated product line of high-performance Storage Server to provide both single socket and dual socket mainboard with 1U to 4U chassis flexibilities. Besides configuration flexibility, these storage servers are with just 640mm system depth, good for standard rack installation. Furthermore, TPM2.0 is supported for integrity and optional Intel QAT, Intel Trusted Secure Boot module can be selected for advanced security support. See detail product information below!

BIS-5121-1U
– Single Intel Xeon Scalable Processors (Ice Lake SP)
– 8x DDR4 3200
– 4x 3.5” Hot-swap storage bays and 2x 2.5” SDD/HDD bays
– 2x PCIe Gen4 expansion bays (NIC, Accelerator, etc.)

BIS-5121-2U
– Single Intel Xeon Scalable Processors (Ice Lake SP)
– 8x DDR4 3200
– 12x 3.5” Hot-swap storage bays and 2x 2.5” SDD/HDD bays
– 3x PCIe Gen4 expansion bays (NIC, Accelerator, etc.)

BIS-5222-2U
– Dual Intel Xeon Scalable Processors (Ice Lake SP)
– 16x DDR4 3200
– 12x 3.5” Hot-swap storage bays and 2x 2.5” SDD/HDD bays
– 5x PCIe Gen4 expansion bays (NIC, Accelerator, etc.)

BIS-5222-4U
– Dual Intel Xeon Scalable Processors (Ice Lake SP)
– 16x DDR4 3200
– 24x 3.5” Hot-swap storage bays and 2x 2.5” SDD/HDD bays
– 5x FHFL PCIe Gen4 expansion bays (NIC, Accelerator, etc.)

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