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NVMStack released high performance optimized SDS stack for hybrid or all flash arrays

NVMStack, the global recognized in high performance software defined storage period, has announced a new release of it’s software stack for Flash Arrays. NVMStack brings its own developed core service which is a high performance optimized, lock-less scheduler (like a OS) to manage all resources in the server includes: CPU, memory, storage, PCI devices and […]

NVMStack Release Notes

Release Version: NVMStack 2019 V1, Release Date: 12/03/2018 Release Feature: Storage Network: iSCSI, iSER and NVMe over Fabric Server Pool: Polling Mode Storage Pool: Software Defined Storage Pool and RAID Pool Snapshots: Unlimited and Zero-Copies Snapshots Replication: High Availability and Replication over RDMA or TCP Web Management: Manage multiple servers in one platform

How to install NVMStack

Install NVMStack Software Defined Storage is very easy, after you request the NVMStack install package from us, you may follow the steps to install it. 1. Enter the path of the install package: cd nvmstack 2. Run the installer: ./install.sh 3. Waiting for finish, it will take in less than 1 minute: Installing nvmstackd… **********************setup […]

Using command line iSER DEMO to test iSER target performance

From the package of us, there are few demo utils to create a single pooled storage to demonstrate storage features and performance. Through the way, you can quick preview the favourited features in minutes. For iSER target, you may run the following command to start: ./nvmf_test -p iser spool 1 2 /dev/sdc pci://0000:04:00.0 pci://0000:05:00.0 outputs […]

Using command line NVMe-oF DEMO to test off-load NVMe-oF target performance

From the package of us, there are few demo utils to create a single pooled storage to demonstrate storage features and performance. Through the way, you can quick preview your favorite features in minutes. For NVMe-oF target, you may run the following command to start: ./nvmstack_demo -d nvmf spool 1 3 /dev/sdc pci://0000:04:00.0 pci://0000:05:00.0 pci://0000:05:00.0 […]

Using Linux nvme-cli to connect to the NVMStack’s NVMe-oF targets

Requirements To using Linux NVMe over Fabrics client, need Linux with kernel 4.08 and above. Install the nvme-cli package on the client machine: #yum install nvme-cli or on Debian: #apt-get install nvme-cli Startup Kernel Module #modprobe nvme-rdma Discover NVMe-oF subsystems nvme discover -t rdma -a 192.168.80.111 -s 4420 Discovery Log Number of Records 1, Generation […]