Datera Inc.,
provider of cloud-independent data infrastructure
as-a-service, today announced it will be demonstrating the extreme
performance of Z-SSD ultra-low latency flash storage from Samsung
Electronics as part of the Samsung exhibit (booth #307) at Flash Memory Summit 2017 from August 8 - 10 in Santa Clara, California at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
Datera will showcase a policy-based, self-managing web-scale
data infrastructure that includes Samsung Z-SSD flash storage and
conventional SATA flash, with an emphasis on the ability to adapt to
changing workloads in real time.
Datera architecture is designed from the ground up to deliver
the highest levels of I/O performance and very low latency as a
service. Enabled by Samsung Z-SSD flash, Datera can deliver per-node
performance of more than 400,000 input/output operations per second
(400k IOPS) at less than 100 microseconds (100 µs) latency.
Deployed on commodity x86-based servers with support for
mixed media types, the architecture enables a highly scalable, tiered
enterprise-class data infrastructure. The infrastructure is delivered as
a service within a private cloud, as a foundational element of
distributed edge clouds or across public clouds. Datera infrastructure
supports orchestration and virtualization layers including CloudStack,
Docker, Kubernetes, Mesosphere, OpenStack and VMware.
As I/O demand from applications increases or decreases,
Datera software can automatically perform a live migration of data
between performance tiers based on policies established by system
administrators. This continuous optimization assures that data is always
delivered at the right level of performance with the lowest possible
cost, while eliminating the need for expensive overprovisioning and
labor-intensive administration to meet application service level
objectives.
For more information about Datera solutions, please visit
datera.io