SR-71mach6 SpeedServer™ | ION Computer Systems®

ion's SR-71mach6 SpeedServer™ is an all SSD server optimized to deliver well more than 1 million IOPS performing random reads. The SpeedServer is built on the latest Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable processors with the fastest memory and server NICs in a compact, cost-effective, and low-power system.

Design your ultimate storage servers based on SSD RAID with our SR-71mach6 Configurator.

For a powerful but more affordable 1U all-SSD RAID server, look at the SR-70mach6 SpeedServer.

Hard to believe this performance? Please look at some of the bandwidth and IOPS benchmarks.

ion SR-71mach6 SpeedServer is based on Intel^® Data Center SSDs or Optane^™ 905P SSDs

Intel^® Flash SSDs are over-provisioned by ion for greater endurance and better random write performance.

ion SR-71mach6 SpeedServer is only offered with Intel SSDs which feature an Uncorrectable Bit Error Rate (UBER) of 1 sector per 10¹⁷ bits read.

"All-Flash Array, or AFA"? Well, not exactly. All SSD, yes, but ion's SR-71mach6 SpeedServer™ can be configured with both Intel^® DC Flash SSDs ^and/_or Intel^® Optane^™ SSDs based on 3D XPoint^™ technology. More importantly, ion's SR-71mach6 SpeedServer™ is a server. Software like Open-E JovianDSS or Microsoft^® Windows^® Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) can present the server as a storage resource, but it can also be a server running the operating system of your choice with no secret sauce. Or VMware^® vSAN^™ can provision the SR-71mach6 SpeedServer as a hyper-converged appliance. If the requirement is for a server with tiered storage performance, any or all of those technologies can be combined for an optimum mix of performance and capacity. No fabric can deliver latency as low as a direct NVMe connection to your storage. DCIG suggests that "Any organization that has yet to adopt an all-flash storage infrastructure for all active workloads is operating at a competitive disadvantage."

What would an All-SSD server do for the performance of your database? An All-SSD Windows File Server? Or, an All-SSD Open-E JovianDSS storage server? Considering other products? Have those manufacturers EVER had a profitable year?

Sure, you can still deploy servers with spinning rust. But why? Pretend for a moment that the performance of an all-SSD server - very high IOPS, very low latency and amazing bandwidth - is of no value to your organization. What is the value of the higher reliability of SSDs? What tolerance does your organization have for downtime? For slow RAID rebuilds? SR-71mach6 SpeedServer is built entirely with SSD, using RAID, to produce a storage server of very high reliability. SpeedServer? StorageServer? SR-71mach6 is a server, SSD-optimized for the highest performance possible.

Contact ion to take the SR-71mach6 SpeedServer for a testdrive!

4kB Random Read Comparison for 1,000,000 IOPS (Input/output Operations per Second)	Do it with Disks?	(1) SR-71mach6	Save
IOPS:	400 IOPS per 15,000 RPM disk, 10% stroke ⇒ 2500 disks	1,400,000 IOPS
Latency:	≥2.3 milliseconds [optimistically]	240 microseconds (0.24ms)	90%
Size:	2500 disks @ 25/2U = 200U = 5 rack cabinets	(1) 2U (3.5″) SR-71mach6 SpeedServer	99%
IOPS/RackUnit:	5,000	700,000	99%
Cost:	~$2,000,000	<$42,000	98%
IOPS/$ or $/IOPS:	0.50 IOPS per $ or $2/IOPS	33 IOPS per $ or $0.03/IOPS	98%
Power:	30,000 W direct requirement +30,000 W for cooling.	500 W direct requirement +500 W for cooling.	98%
IOPS/W: (power + cooling)	33 IOPS/W	1400 IOPS/W	98%
Annual Electrical Cost: (power + cooling)	$52,560 /year	$876 /year	98%
Looks something like this:

4kB Random Read
Comparison for 1,000,000 IOPS
(Input/output Operations per Second)

Do it with Disks?

(1) SR-71mach6

Save

IOPS:

400 IOPS per 15,000 RPM disk, 10% stroke ⇒ 2500 disks

1,400,000 IOPS

Latency:

≥2.3 milliseconds [optimistically]

240 microseconds (0.24ms)

90%

Size:

2500 disks @ 25/2U = 200U = 5 rack cabinets

(1) 2U (3.5″) SR-71mach6 SpeedServer

99%

IOPS/RackUnit:

5,000

700,000

99%

Cost:

~$2,000,000

<$42,000

98%

IOPS/$ or $/IOPS:

0.50 IOPS per $ or $2/IOPS

33 IOPS per $ or $0.03/IOPS

98%

Power:

30,000 W direct requirement
+30,000 W for cooling.

500 W direct requirement
+500 W for cooling.

98%

IOPS/W:
(power + cooling)

33 IOPS/W

1400 IOPS/W

98%

Annual Electrical Cost:
(power + cooling)

$52,560 /year

$876 /year Energy Efficient.

98%

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SR-71mach6 SpeedServer™ ion's all-SSD Server

ion's SR-71mach6 SpeedServer™ is an all SSD server optimized to deliver well more than 1 million IOPS performing random reads. The SpeedServer is built on the latest Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with the fastest memory and server NICs in a compact, cost-effective, and low-power system.

What would an All-SSD server do for the performance of your database? An All-SSD Windows File Server? Or, an All-SSD Open-E JovianDSS storage server? Considering other products? Have those manufacturers EVER had a profitable year?

ion's SR-71mach6 SpeedServer™ is an all SSD server optimized to deliver well more than 1 million IOPS performing random reads. The SpeedServer is built on the latest Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable processors with the fastest memory and server NICs in a compact, cost-effective, and low-power system.