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New HA storage server from AIC

Editorial Type: News     Date: 06-2016    Views: 1619   




Eliminating single points of failure

AIC's new high availability storage server product, the HA201-TP, is optimised for mission-critical, enterprise-level storage applications. These cluster-in-a-box solutions support active-active failover and eliminate single points of failure.

The HA201-TP provides data centres and enterprises with a number of crucial benefits. The redundant hardware components ensure that there is no single point of failure. Because the controller canisters support hot-swap, they protect data centres and enterprises from the loss of revenue that can occur when access to mission-critical data or applications is disrupted. In the event of failover, the secondary node will automatically take over the devices, client connections and all the processes and services running in the system.

AIC previously only offered the high availability storage server platforms in 4U which encompasses 24 3.5" drive bays. The 2Us support 24 2.5" drives or SSDs; they are designed to address the needs for faster access to data.

The HA201-TP uses the Intel Server Board 2600TP with Intel C612 chipset; it supports QPI speed up to 9.6 GT/s. The former comes with 6Gb/s SAS backplane; the latter 12Gb/s. These storage server platforms include the Intel Trusted Platform Module header to provide support for Intel Trusted Execution Technology.

With its active-active configuration, both nodes are processing I/Os, providing balanced access to the logical devices. This results in a significant increase in overall performance for the cluster. The robust, high availability solutions give data centres and enterprises round-the-clock availability, with the storage servers optimised for enterprise-level, mission-critical storage applications.
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