Distributed, cloud-native applications, especially databases such as SQL, NoSQL and “in-memory” have become the new normal. Best practice for deploying these applications is to provide direct attached NVMe based flash.
To streamline server deployments, organizations limit configurations with flash in all servers at a fixed size representing the most capacity that might be needed. This approach results in chronic underutilization. Customers report flash capacity usage rates of only 15 to 25%. NVMe performance capabilities are also wasted, with more performance available than can be consumed by a single server. This wasted expense is accepted as it’s thought that there is no better way.
NVMe/TCP is the most powerful NVMe-oF technology, providing high performance with reduced deployment costs and design complexity. It extends NVMe across the entire data center using simple and efficient TCP/IP fabric.
Lightbits Labs allows users to overcome the inherent deficiencies in direct attached flash by separating compute and storage without compromise. It’s software, running on standard servers that provides the performance of local NVMe flash with the convenience and flexibility of centralized storage.
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