Features
The PowerScale family of all-flash nodes - powered by OneFS - can drive workloads at the edge, in the datacenter or in the cloud. These nodes are available in a cost-effective all-flash form factor which deliver blazing performance and massive capacity to address the needs of the modern workloads of today and tomorrow. PowerScale is well suited to store and manage your unstructured data across all industries and vertical markets for use cases like big data analytics, HPC, safety and security, and genomics.
PowerScale OneFS is the operating system powering the industry’s leading scale-out NAS platforms that enables you to innovate with your data. The PowerScale family includes the PowerScale platforms and the Isilon platforms configured with the PowerScale OneFS operating system. OneFS provides the intelligence behind the highly scalable, high–performance modular storage solution that can grow with your business. A OneFS powered cluster is composed of a flexible choice of storage platforms including all-flash, hybrid and archive nodes. These solutions provide the performance, choice, efficiency, flexibility, scalability, security and protection for you to store massive amounts of unstructured data within a cluster. The PowerScale all-flash platforms co-exist seamlessly in the same cluster with your existing Isilon nodes to drive your traditional and modern applications.
The PowerScale all-flash storage platforms - powered by the PowerScale OneFS operating system - provide a powerful yet simple scale-out storage architecture to speed up access to massive amounts of unstructured data while dramatically reducing cost and complexity. The platforms are available in several product lines:
With NVMe drives, the F600 provides larger capacity with massive performance in a cost-effective compact form factor to power demanding workloads. Each node allows you to scale raw storage capacity from 15.36 TB to 122.8 TB and up to 30.96 PB of raw storage per cluster. Inline software data compression and deduplication is included. The minimum number of nodes per cluster is three while the maximum cluster size is 252 nodes. The F600 comes in two different CPU configurations.
