Solving the Storage Superstorm
RTGX offers customers the most intelligent and efficient storage solutions that include solid state storage platforms to enable enterprises and datacenters to solve the storage superstorm. RTGX's solid state storage solutions offer our customers a range of options that fit diverse budget scenarios. Solid State Storage is a revolutionary departure from spinning disk arrays.
As depicted below our expertise in storage includes building solutions that enable high speed data analytics that leverage big data architectures such as those built with Hadoop. RTGX helps our customers in the areas of intelligence, law enforcement and finance rapidly find patterns and trends within massive quantities of diverse data – we increase the agility with which our customers discover information and respond to it.
Key features:
- 100% Solid State Storage System
- Networked or Direct-Attached
- Up to 800,000 4K IOps
- Up to 8,000 MBps
- From 2.5 TB - 250 TB, Scalable Online
- Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and Infiniband
- Supports Multipathing and Clustering
- Starting at $24,995
- Flash-Optimized 64-bit File System
- SAN: iSCSI, Fibre Channel, and Infiniband
- NAS: NFS (v2/3/4) and CIFS (SMB1/SMB2)
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- RAID with Rapid Rebuild
- Inline Deduplication
- Thin-Provisioning
- Snapshots
- Synchronous Mirroring
- Asynchronous Replication
- Intuitive Web Interface
- Scriptable Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Email/SNMP Notification and Reporting
- Benchmarking Tools and Proactive Monitoring
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Solid State Flash StorageFlash storage is any data repository or system that uses flash memory. The size and complexity of such systems ranges from portable USB jump drives to enterprise-class array-based memory systems.
20% of the power
Flash storage uses electricity and has no mechanical parts. It typically consumes 20% of the power and reads more than one hundred times faster than traditional mechanical hard drives. Data center managers looking for ways to address the energy drain represented by hard drives are examining flash storage as a way to achieve green computing or green datacenter benchmarks. Businesses with I/O-intensive applications, such as credit card processing systems, have also found flash storage to be efficient and cost-effective. As a result, enterprise storage providers like EMC, chip makers like Samsung and server manufacturers like Sun Microsystems have all entered the flash storage market.
Most flash storage systems are comprised of a memory unit and an access controller. The memory unit is used to store data. The access controller manages and controls access to the storage space on the memory unit. Flash storage may consist of a single solid-state drive (SSD) in a laptop or on a hybrid hard drive (HHD) that contains both a conventional hard drive and a flash memory module. Data is written onto NAND flash memory, NOR flash memory or a combination of the two. |
