Warning, tech nerd stuff ahead... The new storage array, circled in orange, is 3.5" / 8cm in height and contains 24 x 8TB NVMe storage, RAID-enabled to yield 120TB of available storage. It replaced the other two arrays circled in blue, with storage to spare. 🎉 - ThreadSky

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brianjarvis.com • 25 days ago

Warning, tech nerd stuff ahead...

The new storage array, circled in orange, is 3.5" / 8cm in height and contains 24 x 8TB NVMe storage, RAID-enabled to yield 120TB of available storage.

It replaced the other two arrays circled in blue, with storage to spare. 🎉

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johnmynott.bsky.social•25 days ago

18 months or less and it will double again, non?

brianjarvis.com•25 days ago

Possibly. Higher density NVMe modules could increase its capacity without fundamentally changing the architecture.

bear35.bsky.social•25 days ago

All SSD then? Must admit I've never heard of either Tintri or Tegile before...

rdekr1.bsky.social•25 days ago

😳

leatherox.bsky.social•25 days ago

And uses probably 20% of the power vs the spinning rust.

wtfis2024.bsky.social•25 days ago

Why Tintri or Tegile?

Why not HPE, Pure, or NetApp?

Even w R6 and storage os and other overhead, you should be seeing 160-170 usable. What’s the guaranteed data reduction rate?

brianjarvis.com•25 days ago

Not sure why the company went with Tegile (now Tintri) 10 years ago. We were a Hitachi shop back then, and EMC prior.

wtfis2024.bsky.social•25 days ago

Oh no kidding. I didn’t know Tintri bought them.

Hitachi is great storage. EMC I could always live without.

wtfis2024.bsky.social•25 days ago

Tegile very clearly SuperMicro under the hood btw.

brianjarvis.com•25 days ago

Yup. Supermicro hardware and OpenSolaris operating system.

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