Open-E Active-Active Failover Solution Build your Failover Cluster

The Broadberry CyberStore SSD Caching Kit significantly accelerate application I/O performance of hard-disk-drive-based arrays by intelligently caching frequently accessed, or hot spot, data to solid-state drives (SSDs).

We offer several SSD Caching Kits available with different IOPS (In Outs Per Second), SSD can make storage operate up to 8x faster than the HDD-only solution, although actual performance may vary depending on your exact situation.

RAID controller cards will cache data from the system temporarily until it has been written to the storage media successfully. While data is cached, it can be lost in the event of a power failure. CacheVault flash cache protection modules safeguard the integrity of cached data through storing cached data in non-volatile flash cache storage. Cache protection provides you with peace of mind, safe in the knowledge that your data is protected.

Configure an Open-E DSS powered Active-Active cluster solution and benefit from these advantages over a single unit:

• Doubles your overall performance
• Eliminates a Single Point of Failure
• Self-Validation of the system!

What is Open-E Active-Active Failover

The Open-E DSS V7 Active-Active Failover Feature Pack allows you to simultaneously run volumes in the active mode on two nodes - providing high availability of data. In the event of a node failing, the other node takes over automatically whilst all application services continue ruinning without interruption.

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Trusted Platform Module technology is designed to deliver hardware-based, security related functions. A TPM chip is a secure crypto-processor that is designed to execute cryptographic operations. As the chip features a multitude of physical security mechanisms to protect it from tampering, malicious software is not able to interfere with the security functions of the TPM. With TPM technology you are able to:

• Generate, store and limit the use of cryptographic keys.
• Utilise TPM technology for platform device authentication by using the TPM’s unique RSA key, which is burned into itself.
• Aid in ensuring platform integrity through taking and storing security measurements.

With remote server management cards, IT admins can maintain full control over a server without an on-site presence being required. Via the management cards, all console screen information and keyboard and mouse functionality are exported to a remote session, which can be managed from anywhere in the world.