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HPE Cray Supercomputing Storage Systems E2000 File System 1 Configuration
| SKU | S5R61A |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HPE |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
Up to 3 Terabyte per Second Read Performance in a Single Storage Rack
Dramatically compress the time your compute nodes spend with reading data during the data ingest, data load and restart phases of your computing workflow
Up to 2 Terabyte per Second Write Performance in a Single Storage Rack
Increase the utilization of your compute nodes by dramatically compressing the time they sit idle waiting for their output and checkpoint files to be written to the file system.
Up to 43 Million Input/Output Operations per Second in a Single Storage Rack
Strong IOPS and metadata performance means that you also can process data sets with a very large numbers of small files without running into input/output bottlenecks
400 Gigabit per Second Connectivity
Forget network-based processing bottlenecks as support for HPE Slingshot interconnect 400, InfiniBand NDR, and 400 Gbps Ethernet helps ensures that your applications performance is no longer bound by network bottlenecks
What is new supporting point:
Ultra-high IOPS: The new storage controllers provide up to 2.7 million IOPS per 2U which translates to up to 37 million IOPS in the base rack and 43 million IOPS for each expansion rack.
Double the read throughput: The new storage controllers enable up to 190 GB/s read throughput per 2U which translates to 2.6 TB/sec in the base rack and 3.0 TB/s for each expansion rack.
Double the write throughput: The new storage controllers enable up to 140 GB/s write throughput per 2U which translates to up to 2 TB/s in the base rack and 2.2 TB/s for each expansion rack.
400 Gbps connectivity: Support for HPE Slingshot interconnect 400 for use with HPE Cray SC EX supercomputers and for InfiniBand NDR or 400 Gbps Ethernet for use with HPC/AI compute clusters.