HPE Apollo
Alliance Partner: |
HPE |
Alliance Product: |
Apollo |
Program Category: |
Veeam Ready Repository - Primary Target |
Category Description: |
Solutions certified as a primary backup target. Passing all compatibility/functional tests, as well as extensive performance tests for both backup and restore operations |
Article ID: |
1036 |
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Features and Attributes: |
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Publication date: |
2024-08-14 |
Last modified date: |
2024-08-14 |
Product Details
Model number: 4510 Gen10
Storage Category: RAID Storage Array
Drive quantity, size, type: 60 x 18 TB NL-SAS HDD
Storage configuration: RAID 60
2x RAID 60 with Stripe Size 512 KiB. Configured in Linux with LVM using 2 extends with stripe size 64k.
Firmware version: U40 v2.64 (04/21/2022)
Connection protocol and speed: 10 GbE Direct attached
Additional support: All configurations of HPE Apollo 4510 Gen10 with specifications equivalent or greater than the above
General product family overview:
HPE Apollo 4510 Gen10 systems are designed with storage and compute capacity for enterprises embracing digital transformation (DX). This DX journey assumes that the enterprise constantly collects huge amounts of unstructured data across the organization.
Storage Category: RAID Storage Array
Drive quantity, size, type: 60 x 18 TB NL-SAS HDD
Storage configuration: RAID 60
2x RAID 60 with Stripe Size 512 KiB. Configured in Linux with LVM using 2 extends with stripe size 64k.
Firmware version: U40 v2.64 (04/21/2022)
Connection protocol and speed: 10 GbE Direct attached
Additional support: All configurations of HPE Apollo 4510 Gen10 with specifications equivalent or greater than the above
General product family overview:
HPE Apollo 4510 Gen10 systems are designed with storage and compute capacity for enterprises embracing digital transformation (DX). This DX journey assumes that the enterprise constantly collects huge amounts of unstructured data across the organization.
Veeam Testing Configuration
Veeam Build Number: 12.1.2.172
Vendor recommended configuration
When using Linux, Configure Disk IO scheduler to ‘None’ when using HDD. When using SSD, keep the default disk IO scheduler.
Vendor Settings:
- Caching used: No
- Multipathing / link aggregation used: No
- Array deduplication used in testing: No
- Array compression used in testing: No
- Operating system used in testing: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 15-SP4
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