Cloudian HyperStore 'Forever Live' Storage Platform

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This document introduces HyperStore's "forever live" storage solution. It aims to provide a storage platform that allows for faster innovation and upgrade cycles without downtime or data migration. The FL3000 platform is a modular, high-density storage system that separates compute and storage into interchangeable modules. This extreme modularity allows components to be replaced or upgraded with zero downtime. The design goals focus on high density to reduce data center footprint, hot-swappable components for efficiency, minimizing failure domains, and reducing power and cooling costs. The "forever live" experience provides annual new features and qualified hardware upgrades without requiring downtime or data migration by deploying once and swapping modules as needed on the modular, software-defined platform.

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Introduction to
HyperStore ‘forever live’ Storage

Few Realizations
Traditional Object Storage Systems are Risky, Wasteful & Inefficient
Need a storage platform with faster innovation & upgrade cycles.
Server Appliance outages results in Data
migration, Data Rebuilds and increased risk
due to reduced protection levels
Customers & storage are not able to adapt to
faster innovation cycles (eg Faster CPUs,
Denser Disks, Cheaper RAM)

What is ‘forever live’ vision
Add Features
Add Capacity
Add Nodes Upgrade Node
Add Capacity
Add Features
Add Capacity
Deploy Once Upgrade without downtime 10+ year lifespan

Design Goals
2
1
3
4
High Density
to reduce datacenter footprint.
Hot Swap Everything
for operational efficiency.
Minimize Failure Domains
to reduce data migrations.
Reduce Power & Cooling
to reduce energy costs.
5 Future Proof Platform
that customer can upgrade.

HyperStore ‘forever live’ Experience
Modular Platform Software Defined Innovation Always On
New Features Annually
New Qualified
Hardware Annually
Deploy Once,
Swap Modules as Needed
No Downtime,
No Data Migration

FL3000 Platform Innovation
Modular Chassis Design
Separation of Compute & Storage
Optimized for Density
Simple to Scale

FL3000 Modular Chassis
µNode Server Chassis
For Serving Data
Disk Shelf Chassis
For Storing Data

Extreme Modularity
Replace/Upgrade components with ZERO DOWNTIME

Optimized for Density
Upto
8 Servers in 3U
Upto
480TB in 4U
µNode Server Chassis Disk Shelf

Why Density Matters
Upto
60% LESS
Less Cables, Ports & Switches
Upto
25% LESS
Less Power Cooling Cost
Upto
50% LESS
Rackspace
Drastically Reduce Complexity & Operational Costs

µNode Modular Chassis
µNode are individual servers and does NOT use any active switching backplane like the blade servers

FL3000 µNode
Easy to Replace & Easy to UpgradeStateless Architecture

Smaller Storage Failure Domains
+
µNode : Disk Ratio
1:30 +
µNode : Disk Ratio
1:15
2 Options to choose from based on your needs.

Real Life 1PB Comparison
RUs
Servers
Power Supplies
Fans
Network Ports
L2 Switches
Cables
60
30
60
240
90
4
150
30
12
16
56
36
2
64
FL3000
2 uNode chassis
6 Disk shelves
2U Server
With 12 HDDs
Assumptions : 1PB Usable, 1800 Raw, using 5TB, Drives and 4+2 EC Protection scheme
Less Components = More Reliability & Efficiency

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