45Drives Storinator
Alliance Partner: |
45Drives |
Alliance Product: |
Storinator |
Program Category: |
Veeam Ready - Repository |
Category Description: |
Primary backup target solutions that have been qualified as meeting or exceeding both functional and performance tests for backup and restore operations. |
Article ID: |
1442 |
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Publication date: |
2025-05-01 |
Last modified date: |
2025-05-01 |
Product Details
Model number: C8 (Base w/AMD EPYC 8124P)
Storage Category: Software Defined Storage
Drive quantity, size, type: 8 x 4TB HDD (Seagate EXOS)
Storage configuration: RAID10
Firmware version: F02
Connection protocol and speed: Direct attached, 6 Gbit/s SATA-III
Operating system: Rocky Linux 8.10
Additional support: All models and configurations of 45Drives Storinator, C8 (Base w/AMD EPYC 8124P) with specifications equivalent or greater than the above.
General product family overview: 2U Front-loading server engineered for software-defined storage.
Storage Category: Software Defined Storage
Drive quantity, size, type: 8 x 4TB HDD (Seagate EXOS)
Storage configuration: RAID10
Firmware version: F02
Connection protocol and speed: Direct attached, 6 Gbit/s SATA-III
Operating system: Rocky Linux 8.10
Additional support: All models and configurations of 45Drives Storinator, C8 (Base w/AMD EPYC 8124P) with specifications equivalent or greater than the above.
General product family overview: 2U Front-loading server engineered for software-defined storage.
Veeam Testing Configuration
Veeam Build Number: 12.2.0.334
Vendor recommended configuration
Vendor Settings:
- Caching used: Yes
- Read/write caching: OpenCAS software layer caching configured as read caching only in write-through mode
- Multipathing / link aggregation used: No
- Array deduplication used in testing: No
- Array compression used in testing: No
- Additional storage settings: servers are shipped pre-imaged with a customized version of Rocky Linux or Ubuntu and have system tunings in place. System tunings include reducing latency and keeping CPUs out of sleep states.
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