IBM Storage Ceph
Alliance Partner: |
IBM |
Alliance Product: |
Storage Ceph |
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: |
2990 |
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Publication date: |
2026-10-13 |
Last modified date: |
2026-10-13 |
Product Details
Model/version number: IBM Storage Ceph 9.9.1 Software Defined Storage
Storage Category: Software Defined Storage
Drive quantity, size, type: 6 x 960 GB NVMe (Dell DC NVMe CD7 U.2) per node
Cluster configuration: 3 Nodes, each node is configured with 2 x Intel Xeon Gold 5418Y and 384 GB memory
Storage configuration: Replication factor
The cluster is configured with 3-way Replication using host-level failure domain:
- Pool Type: replicated (replicated_rule)
- Size: size 3, min_size 2
- Failure Domain: host
- With size: 3 and crush-failure-domain=host, every object is stored across all 3 nodes (H1, H2, H3). This allows the cluster to survive a full node failure while maintaining 2 active copies online (min_size: 2), ensuring high availability and continuous I/O.
Connection protocol and speed: Object, 25 GbE
Additional support: Deployments of IBM Storage Ceph 9.9.1 Software Defined Storage for S3 compatible storage on hardware with specifications equivalent or greater than above.
General product family overview:
IBM Storage Ceph is a software-defined storage platform that unifies object, block, and file in a single highly scalable, distributed system. It runs on industry-standard x86 servers and provides cloud-like storage services for modern data lakehouse, AI, and analytics workloads.
Veeam Testing Configuration
Vendor Recommended Configuration
Vendor Settings:
- Caching used: No
- Networking: MTU = 9000
- Multipathing / link aggregation used: No
- Array deduplication used in testing: No
- Array compression used in testing: No
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