Dell ObjectScale
Alliance Partner: |
Dell Technologies |
Alliance Product: |
ObjectScale |
Program Category: |
Veeam Ready Repository - Capacity Target |
Category Description: |
Secondary backup target solutions that support object storage and are confirmed to be compatible with Veeam products’ object storage features and meet or exceed performance tests |
Article ID: |
1665 |
Veeam Product(s): |
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Features and Attributes: |
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Publication date: |
2025-09-15 |
Last modified date: |
2026-07-16 |
Product Details
Version number: 4.1
Storage Category: S3-compatible Object Storage
Drive quantity, size, type:
- 100 x 20TB SATA HDDs (WD / Seagate) per node. Used for data.
- 1 x 960 GB SSD per node. Used for metadata.
Cluster configuration: 7 nodes, each node configured with a dual Intel Xeon Gold 6230R 26-core CPU and 192GB RAM
Storage configuration: 12 + 4 Erasure coding
Connection speed: 1 x 10 GbE
Additional support: Deployments of Dell ObjectScale 4.1 for S3 compatible storage on hardware with specifications equivalent or greater than above.
General product family overview:
Dell ObjectScale is a software-defined, cloud-scale, object storage platform.
Veeam Testing Configuration
Vendor recommended configuration
Vendor Settings:
- Caching used: Yes
- Read/write caching: ObjectScale metadata is stored in B-trees. Each B-tree may have entries in memory, journal transactions, and on disk. For the system to have a complete picture of a particular B-tree, all three locations are queried, which often includes multiple lookups to disk. To minimize latency for metadata lookups, an optional SSD-based cache mechanism has been implemented in ObjectScale. The cache holds recently accessed B-tree pages. This means read operations on the latest B-trees will always hit the SSD-based cache and avoid trips to spinning disks.
- Multipathing: No
- Array deduplication used in testing: No
- Array compression used in testing: Yes
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