DELL EMC DSS 7000 4U Ultra-dense storage platform
Built to meet the storage needs of an exascale future, the Dell DSS 7000 packs up to ninety hot-serviceable 3.5-inch drives into an ultra-dense 4U chassis. Available with either one or two high performing server nodes, the DSS 700 can deliver up to 1.26 petabytes of storage per system to tackle the most demanding storage environments.
Ultra-dense storage server
The Dell DSS 7000 is a highly versatile, dense storage server built to provide extremely low dollar-perGB costs for object storage for scale-out data centers and cloud builders. With Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 processors, the DSS 7000 gives cloud builders the performance they need and the manageability they demand.
Address workload needs
Address changing data requirements with either one or two high performing server nodes. Ideal for video surveillance and archiving needs, a single node version attaches directly to all 90 drives to provide maximum storage density at an affordable price. A dual-node version is available for customers with increased performance needs such as running Ceph, ECS or other object-based applications.
Maximize storage density
Provide massive object or block level data storage with up to ninety hot-serviceable 3.5-inch SATA hard drives, each up to 14TB in capacity, over a petabyte of storage per 4U chassis. In addition, two 2.5-inch SATA boot drives provide additional capability for high-performance storage within each node for rapid access of critical data.
Discover greater operational reliability
Drive increased flexibility and performance for key workloads with support for up to four PCIe Gen 3.0 slots per node with dual 40Gbps Ethernet connectivity to eliminate costly bottlenecks. Two Platinum power supplies per node provide optimum power.
Increase versatility
For online backup and active archive systems, the DSS 7000 provides a split server dense storage solution at extremely low-cost-per-GB. This versatile design is based on a standard x86 platform with support for industry leading operating systems and commercially available peripherals.