OceanDisk Smart Disk Enclosure
High-speed and trustworthy shared storage resource pool.
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High-speed and trustworthy shared storage resource pool.
What Is an OceanDisk Smart Disk Enclosure?
OceanDisk Smart Disk Enclosure is a standard storage component deployed in the diskless architecture of data centers (DCs). Designed as an upgrade from traditional disk enclosures, it comes with professional-grade storage software and hardware capabilities. OceanDisk replaces local disks on servers to adapt to and provide transparent access for upper-layer scale-out software. It is created exclusively for cloud and Internet DCs to substitute storage and compute integrated servers with a fast and highly reliable storage resource pool.
Business Challenges
Resource Waste
Storage-compute proportional capacity expansion based on servers' local disks causes idle resources. Upgrading CPU computing power requires the migration of data, which can potentially result in data loss.
Low Storage Efficiency
Three-copy backup is a typical reliability measure used when storing data, but pushes the limits of storage efficiency, cabinet space, and power consumption.
Difficult Management
With large-scale DCs comprising over 100,000 disks, health management is a huge task.
Complex Software Development
Diverse applications and requirements pose challenges in compatibility, performance, and resilience in software development.
Why Huawei OceanDisk?
On-Demand Expansion
The decoupling of storage and compute realizes fast and on-demand expansion of storage and computing power.
Green & Intensive Management
Data reduction and high-ratio EC reduce cabinet space and power consumption respectively by 40%.
Simple O&M
Disk subhealth management and slow-disk optimization deliver millisecond-level stable latency.