PetaSAN: A storage life without limits with an Enterprise iSCSI Ceph Cluster
With our PetaSAN solution you will receive a state-of-the-art SDS system without restrictions and with a terrific interface.
Starline has been active in the sector since 1982 and is a specialist in all aspects of data storage.
The shipment goes out immediately after the order is placed. Our production assembles servers and storage systems in no time.
Starline maintains a high level of spare parts and is therefore able to supply spare parts long after the warranty period has expired.
A professional iSCSI Ceph solution with PetaSAN
Enterprise scale-out iSCSI Ceph Cluster with flair
Our cluster solution PetaSAN runs on enterprise-class x86 hardware, can be expanded variably and grows with your tasks. In other words: With each additional unit, not only the capacity but also the performance increases. PetaSAN has also already implemented modern cloud-based technologies.
But not only the elasticity and agility of the Ceph-System pleases the administrators: Additional nodes can be added at any time and without interruption. It is basically designed to provide the user with highly available, clustered iSCSI hard disks. For example, iSCSI disks can be assigned multiple access paths, each identifiable by its virtual IP address.
PetaSAN is ideal for deployments that require many parallel I/O operations such as Microsoft Hyper-V deployments, VMware vSphere systems, MS Scale Out File Server (SOFS), Big Data Analytics, database servers or simply Ceph-based iSCSI.
- Ceph-based iSCSI
- Suitable for Hyper-V, vSphere and SOFS
- State-of-the-art and freely scalable SDS
- Self-adapting and self-healing system with high reliability
Flexible iSCSI Ceph system for every platform
Modern HA Ceph cluster on solid x86 hardware
PetaSAN can be set up variably. Storage and monitor nodes (OSD and MON) can be installed together or planted in separate enclosures. This allows a cost-effective system to be configured that runs on established x86 hardware. The administrator can define the number of replicas to be kept. However, Starline recommends always storing a total of three copies of the user data on the system.
- Compatible with x86 hardware
- Separate storage and monitor nodes possible
- Number of replicas adjustable
- Cloud connection via S3
