Infortrend Webinar 9 March 2022
In this webinar, together with Infortrend, we wanted to show you the benefits of the new GS series accelerated with NVMe drives.
Infortrend GS Series All-Flash NVMe Storage
Webinar: Infortrend Unified Storage for Media and Entertainment
EonStor GS is recommended as Unified SAN/NAS storage for various enterprise work environments such as databases, virtualization, media post-production or file sharing. In addition to high elasticity in capacity and performance – which already dominated the original GS series – the new U.2 GS series inspires with its fast NVMe drives. Thus, it achieves extremely high IOPS performance with very low latencies at the same time.
The GS 2000U, GS 3000U or GS 4000U families perform up to one million IOPS and deliver 20 GB/s data throughput. The powerful systems create security by forming a cluster with up to 4 devices.
With all this performance, Infortrend also ensures user-friendliness. A single namespace allows Windows, Linux, or macOS users to access shared GS folders in the root directory.
The main advantages of this U.2 solution from Infortrend:
- Integrates SAN and NAS in a single appliance
- SAN functionality stores databases, VM images and block storage
- As a NAS, it provides high throughput, file sharing and tier-0 storage
- File scale-out and single namespace for utilization of the two controllers
- NL-SAS JBODs create further tiering options for large capacities
Webinar details
Lecturers & Contact Persons:
- Victor Chiang
General Manager – Infortrend Europe Ltd. - ChengFeng Su
Presales Engineer – Infortend Technology Inc. - Bernd Widmaier
Vertriebsleiter der Starline Computer GmbH
Topic
Infortrend EonStor GS U.2 NVMe solution with scale-out capability to provide a total solution from capture to processing to long-term archiving.
Agenda
- Brief introduction of Starline
- Infortrend introduction
- Presentation of the EonStor GS series and the U.2 models as well as their scale-out capabilities.
- Best practices for capture, editing, streaming, long-term archiving
- Q&A
The webinar took place on 9 March 2022. The language of the lecture was English.
