E8
Storage‘s high-performance,
shared accelerated storage solution has set a new record for the SPEC SFS 2014 performance benchmark. This is the second record-breaking
result E8 Storage has set in 2018 on a SPECSFS benchmark test. As the only
shared NVMe storage solution to break the 1ms overall response time (ORT)
threshold, E8 Storage has once again beat all other previously-published SPEC SFS2014_swbuild
test results.
The solution leverages a single
E8-X24 array in combination with an IBM Spectrum Scale 5.0.1 high performance cluster, without requiring
any special performance tuning on the storage subsystem.
More specifically,
E8 Storage delivers the industry's lowest sub-millisecond overall response time
(ORT) of 0.57ms, while meeting previous records on the number of builds. The
record-breaking results validate E8 Storage's vision to bring high performance,
low latency and simplified storage management without compromising on
reliability, availability or scalability. The configuration powers
organizations in the financial trading systems, real-time data analytics, and
genomics sequencing research space.
"E8 Storage's
architecture is designed for NVMe and we can use any industry standard drive,
allowing us to deliver the power behind innovation, with the lowest possible
latency at a much lower TCO than many other cache memory solutions," says Zivan
Ori, co-founder and CEO of E8 Storage. "With the SPEC SFS 2014 validation, we are delighted to have achieved these ground-breaking
results, which showcase our ability to power, accelerate and scale high
performance applications, so customers can quickly and efficiently extract
value from their data."
Available since April
2018, the E8-X24 also set multiple STAC-M3 benchmark records, with the fastest tests performing 17x faster
than the previous results. These independently verified, record-breaking speeds
reaffirm E8
Storage's vision to extract the full performance of flash for massive
scalability of data hungry applications such as data centers with data- and
transaction-intensive applications.
For a copy of the full
results visit:
https://www.spec.org/sfs2014/results/res2018q3/sfs2014-20180706-00041.html