Enterprise Storage System IBM FLASHSYSTEM 5015

IBM FlashSystem 5015 SAS HDD USABLE 10TB

IBM FlashSystem 5015 is packed with storage capacity to meet your backup needs.

Data backup is a fundamental requirement for organizations to be able to recover from threats like ransomware, cyberattacks, or hardware loss. With fault-tolerance (RAID) mechanisms, organizations may need to allocate several times more space than the actual data. Therefore, the main issue with this type of storage solution is space.

IBM FlashSystem 5015 Highlights

1. It features a Dual Controller system with two processor cores per controller and up to 32GB of cache that helps improve performance in data operations.
2. Over 100 TB capacity with twelve 12 TB NL-SAS disks, ideal for large databases.
3. It comes with 8 16 Gbps Fibre Channel (FC) ports for high data transfer rates and 4 iSCSI ports.
4. Supports commercial backup solutions such as Veeam, Commvault, and other solutions used by organizations.
   
   
   
   

   Stability on cutting-edge technology must be IBM

   Storage reliability is something IBM emphasizes and prioritizes because data loss is always a big issue for every organization. Therefore, IBM's first priority is to design hardware that is ready for unexpected loss situations, such as Dual Controllers that work together in normal conditions and each other in emergency situations, and dual power supplies and cooling fans that can be hot swapped without impact.

   Integrate storage operations with Software-defined Storage or Storage Virtualize solutions, supporting both On-premise and Cloud operations to work together as a single system. It has complete features such as Easy Tier and Deduplication to increase efficiency and reduce costs, Policy-based High Availability (HA), Disaster Recovery (DR), Snapshot, Secure Data Deletion, and more. It also has a Storage Insights system that alerts you to the possibility of problems, reducing the risk of errors and downtime, enabling care and maintenance before damage occurs.

   Finally, the Distributed RAID (DRAID) algorithm, found in all FlashSystem models, is another one of IBM's trump cards that delivers higher rebuild performance in the event of disk loss than traditional RAID methods. The idea is to distribute spare data across the disks in the RAID instead of just reserving disks for backup data, so data rebuilds faster than with traditional RAID. In practice, the more data there is, the longer the rebuild time will be, and during that time, it is a weak point that is prone to repeated loss.