Unified multiprotocol platform
Combines block, file and object storage, with SMB, AFP, SFTP and iSCSI access.
As virtualization and cloud computing spread, VMs, databases and file systems increasingly share infrastructure. Growing production datasets make backup windows, recovery times, network bandwidth and storage capacity critical concerns.
Traditional designs build compute, storage and networking separately, increasing complexity and investment. Scattered backup copies complicate recovery. Enterprises need production storage, backup storage, remote protection and ongoing scalability in a coordinated design.
With the rapid development of cloud computing in China, virtualization and hyperconvergence have become mainstream IT infrastructure approaches,
with a steadily growing user base.
Storage is essential to virtualization and cloud platforms. Technologies such as VM live migration depend on shared storage,
while snapshots, thin provisioning, cloning and replication are closely linked to storage.
All VMs and data reside on storage, making storage planning and architecture particularly important.
Hyperconvergence combines standard hardware units with a scale-out software-defined architecture to create a unified pool of compute, storage,
networking and security resources.
A well-known robotics manufacturer evaluating production-data expansion selected Jingcun 9000 series converged storage,
valuing its ALL IN ONE combination of capabilities,
which improved management efficiency and reduced operational complexity and maintenance costs. Jingcun also provided 7*24 support and a 1-to-1 tailored delivery plan,
with delivery documentation and operational training that earned positive customer feedback.
The architecture integrates Huawei virtualization and Sangfor hyperconvergence with Jingcun converged storage to support the enterprise’s production workloads.
Key advantages:
1. Jingcun converged storage unifies block, file and object services. Direct manufacturer supply substantially reduces costs.
2. Multiple access protocols, including SMB, AFP, SFTP and iSCSI.
3. Online expansion without downtime for critical workloads.
4. Read/write caching accelerates small-file IOPS.
5. Simultaneous use of multiple interfaces, including IB, FC and NIC.
6. WEB GUI and CLI management, extensive permissions and AD domain integration.
7. Multiple alerts: audible warnings, indicators and internal-network email.
8. Redundant components: power supplies, drives and drive enclosures.
9. Multiple backup strategies.
Custom development is available beyond the specifications listed above.
Combines block, file and object storage, with SMB, AFP, SFTP and iSCSI access.
Expand without downtime, adding capacity and performance as backup data grows.
Sequential throughput and concurrent access are optimized for backup windows and recovery tasks.
WEB GUI and CLI management integrate with user and directory permissions.
Local, remote and multicopy policies reduce single-point failures and human-error risks.
Deployment can be tailored to existing virtualization, networking and business environments.
High-throughput transfer and centralized storage reduce the time backup tasks consume during production.
Unified copy management and recovery paths simplify data location and restoration.
Combining protocols and services reduces the need for multiple independent storage systems.
Tell us about your workloads, capacity, performance targets and access protocols. We will help you choose suitable products and a deployment approach.