You should read this blog if you are confused about whether your business should implement a JBOD or a Server Storage System. JBOD’s are used to add storage to an existing server and can scale to hundreds of disks, while a storage server is the combination of a server and storage in a single system.

Blog | What You Need To Know About Server Storage Solutions

December 12th 2019

 

 

You probably clicked on this blog because you may be confused about whether to install a Disk Array (JBOD) or a Server Storage solution for your business.

 

To clarify, JBOD’s are used to add storage to an existing server and can scale to hundreds of disks, while a storage server is the combination of a server and storage in a single system.

 

There are two main types of JBOD Server Storage Solutions

Top Loading JBODs

Top loading storage offers the maximum capacity with minimum space usage.
Key features are that they are capacity and density maximized, are easy to service and deploy. For example, a 4U top loading JBOD can hold up to 90 x 3.5 or 2.5” drives.

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General Purpose Storage Server

A General Purpose  has similar operating features compared to the Top Loading JBOD, however, a 4U Storage server can only hold up to 36 drives.

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Pricing is the biggest factor for businesses in choosing a storage solution, as it allows for larger density and a reduction of rack space.

 

Businesses can contact us when choosing a type of server storage solution, to accurately align their needs with our flexible storage systems.

 

 

Ultrastar Data60 (JBOD)

  • 4U Rackmount
  • 60x 3.5" hot-swap SAS3 or enterprise SATA drive bays
  • Optimized for enterprise-level high-capacity storage applications, this JBOD features high performance, high availability, modularized design and redundancy. 

 

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DNS3163-DS228-MDR

  • 3U Rackmount that supports single Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
  • 16x 3.5" SAS/SATA hot-swap drive bays, optional 2x 2.5" hot-swap drive bays on rear
  • Optimized for Business Critical Application Servers, Workload Consolidation and Business applications with large storage requirement
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What About All-Flash NVMe

NVMe’s are recommended to satisfy objectives such as:

• Cost Effectiveness with High Storage Capacity & Density,

• Accelerated Capacity & Density

• High performance/IOPS Intensive.

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Enterprises should look to implement an All-Flash NVMe when performance is the main priority that takes precedence over all other aspects such as pricing.

 

 
 
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