Supermicro Ultra All Flash NVMe SuperServers For Real-Time Data Processing
This white paper discusses what to consider when optimizing your IT infrastructure for database applications and features benchmark testing with noteworthy results.
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Optimizing VMware vSAN with Supermicro All-Flash NVMe Systems
Supermicro® Hyper-converged Solution with Intel® NVMe SSDs Achieves 50% Greater Performance and 7x CAPEX Improvement in VMware® vSAN
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Advanced In-Memory Computing using Supermicro MemX Solution
With the rise of real time and on-demand applications, massive data is generated which needs better and faster processing that derives meaningful patterns from the data generated. In Big Data generation, it is said that bigger is always better but that holds true only if data can be processed quickly to be utilized by key stake holders. Failure to achieve desired performance leads to revenue losses and highlights the need of in-memory computing.
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All Flash NVMe Systems Deliver Order of Magnitude Performance and Efficiency Improvements
Supermicro Ultra SuperServers and Simply Double SuperStorage solutions with all-flash NVMe solid-state drives deliver the best IOPS, energy-efficiency, and cost profiles.
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Certified 2U Ultra Reference Architectures For Data Warehouse Using Microsoft SQL Server
Supermicro has partnered with Microsoft to deliver industry's best performing, certified reference architecture for SQL Server® Data Warehouse Fast Track (DWFT) based on the 2U Ultra dual-socket server systems, and utilizing low latency and high throughput NVMe SSDs.
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22TB DWFT For Microsoft® SQL Server® 2014 Using Supermicro® Ultra 2028U with Hybrid NVMe
Supermicro SuperServer 2028U-TNR4T+ has achieved excellent scores for the DWFT benchmarks. With total 2x 4TB NVMe SSD drives, the Reference Architecture is certified to be sufficient to host a 22TB data warehouse instance.
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40TB DWFT For Microsoft® SQL Server® 2014 Using Supermicro® Ultra 2028U with 24 NVMe
Supermicro SuperServer 2028U-TN24R4T+ has achieved excellent scores for the DWFT benchmarks. With 12 NVMe SSD drives, the Reference Architecture is certified to be sufficient to host a 40TB data warehouse instance.
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70TB DWFT For Microsoft® SQL Server® 2016 Using Supermicro® Ultra 2028U with 24 NVMe
By configuring 10 NVMe SSD drives out of the available 24 all-flash NVMe drive bays, this DWFT Reference Architecture is certified to be sufficient to host a 70TB data warehouse instance. For every data warehouse instance tested, the 2U Ultra system exhibits a great performance per dollar advantage.
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1U 4 GPU Server White Paper
1U 4 GPU Solution Extends Supermicro’s Leadership in Supercomputing Servers
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Supermicro MicroBlade - Micro Server Cost and Density with Blade Advantages
The Supermicro MicroBlade system is an ideal solution to address the needs of highly parallel, scale-out workloads that are increasingly demanded of the datacenter. The Supermicro MicroBlade is an ideal platform to manage these workloads due to its high node density, best-in-class energy efficiency, and small physical footprint.
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An Object Storage Solution for Data Archive using Supermicro SSG-5018D8- AR12L and OpenIO SDS
The extremely dense and highly scalable storage solution based on the SSG-5018D8-AR12L and OpenIO object storage software have revolutionized the way cloud providers and datacenters store, share, and analyze data – all the while lowering their overall CAPEX and OPEX, and providing the best return on investment possible.
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Unified Storage Deployment with Optimized Supermicro Total Solutions for Nexenta
Unified storage is the most common type of storage architecture for midrange systems. Unified storage combines Storage Area Networks (SAN) for structured data for applications such as databases and Network Attached Storage (NAS) for unstructured data typically file based storage.
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Red Hat Gluster Storage On Supermicro Storage Servers Powered by Intel® Xeon® Processors
Red Hat and Supermicro have performed extensive testing to characterize optimized configurations for deploying Red Hat Gluster Storage on Supermicro storage servers
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25Gb Ethernet: The Path to 100GbE with Optimal TCO for the Enterprise
Boasting a 2.5x performance increase, 100% better cost per gigabit, and optimized power consumption, 25Gb Ethernet is the new networking standard for optimal TCO.
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Open Networking: Improving Economics and Unlocking Innovation in the Data Center
Open networking allows data center switches to be managed in the same manner as servers. Network administrators who adopt open networking leverage familiar switching and routing features provided by the Linux OS, while server administrators use their existing Linux tools as they deploy open networking to support VMware vSphere, OpenStack, big data, and other application environments. DevOps teams benefit from the ability to innovate at a faster pace.
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