OSS Introduces the FSAe-4 With Mangstor MX6300 NVMe SSDs

August 10, 2016

Aug. 10 — One Stop Systems, Inc. (OSS), the leader in PCI Express (PCIe) expansion technology, introduces the 1U Flash Storage Array with Mangstor MX6300 NVMe SSDs. OSS’ FSAe-4 can accommodate 32 of the MX6300 providing up to 172TB of shared Flash storage. The FSAe-4 is a fully redundant, hot serviceable configuration with 4 independent 1U servers attached to the PCIe expansion chassis. The expansion system can support Ethernet (RoCE) or Infiniband fabrics and network speeds up to 100Gb/s.

The 8U solution, with four servers attached to the FSAe-4 chassis provides a total I/O bandwidth of over 40GB/s for all mixes of reads and writes. Measurements performed in Mangstor labs using the 2016 Technical Preview of Storage Spaces Direct demonstrated total bandwidth of 45GB/s Random Read, 44GB/s Random Write and 42GB/s mixed Random Read/Write. The FSAe-4 with Mangstor MX6300 SSDs provides 172TB of very fast and powerful PCIe NVMe flash storage, making it the ideal platform for high-speed data recording and processing for a variety of HPC applications.

The MX6300 NVMe-based SSDs are available in 2.7TB and 5.4TB useable capacities packaged in a half-height/half-length (HHHL) PCIe add-in-card format using enterprise Multi-Level Cell (eMLC) NAND flash. With industry-leading performance, this solution is driven by Mangstor’s innovative offload architecture using a highly efficient 100-core processor. The processor, located on the SSD, offloads all flash management and workload acceleration operations to the SSD reducing system power while freeing host resources for application processing.

“One Stop Systems’ expertise in PCI Express expansion and custom systems allows our customers to use the newest and fastest flash without having to replace all of their IT infrastructure,” said Steve Cooper, OSS CEO. “With Mangstor’s expertise in networking and storage interfaces, and in high performance software, OSS can provide our customers with a powerful option for enterprise class flash memory. OSS is one of the only companies currently producing expansion products as dense as the FSA. By combining our PCIe expertise and Mangstor’s flash memory expertise, we have created a state-of-the-art storage array that can provide a large amount of shared NVMe SSD capacity and performance for HPC applications.”

“The combination of Mangstor’s industry leading NVMe flash storage technology inside of the OSS platform provides our customers with a fully redundant, highly serviceable solution that brings unprecedented performance to customer applications,” said Ashwin Kamath, SVP Engineering for Mangstor Inc.  “In addition to being a great solution for NVMe over Fabric storage, the platform is in active customer testing as a Windows Storage Spaces server where its significant increase in performance per server reduces application licensing and hardware acquisition costs.

Visitors to the Flash Memory Summit find details of the complete solution in the Mangstor Booth #601. The FSAe-4 with up to 32 Mangstor M6300 NVMe SSDs is available immediately. OSS sales engineers are available to assist you in designing the right system for your requirements.

About One Stop Systems

One Stop Systems pioneered standards-based PCIe expansion products starting in 2005. OSS continues its pioneering tradition by producing High Performance Computing Appliances targeting advanced technologies in any market with high-performance, high-density requirements. OSS provides flexible platforms for high-density, next generation storage, GPU accelerated computing and professional audio and video applications. OSS also customizes our products to make them fit our customers’ precise requirements. Custom and semi-custom products have long been OSS’ core capability. OSS has a proven record of producing the highest quality products through superior engineering, ISO9001-2008 quality-driven production, and responsive pre- and post-sales support. For more information, contact our sales department toll free at (877) 438-2724.

About Mangstor

Mangstor Inc., founded in 2012 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, is a leading developer of next generation non-volatile memory storage products optimized for low latency, high performance applications that require either SSDs to attach directly to a server host PCIe bus (MX-Series) or fabric-attached storage arrays that can be shared by many servers (NX-Series).  The Mangstor MX6300 Series are PCIe NVMe SSDs that aggregate, protect and manage a large array of NAND flash chips through a patent pending storage controller and firmware creating a reliable tier of high capacity, low latency memory.  The Mangstor NX6300 Series utilizes RDMA network access to bring the low latency benefits of NVMe to a shared storage environment enabling flash memory acceleration to be deployed centrally for multiple server access.


Source: Mangstor

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