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Optimized for virtualization and database applications with maximum
memory and compute capacity in a blade
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Storage Controllers
HX5 models support an optional LSI 1064E SAS/SATA controller (required for SSD support).
This controller supports up to two internal solid-state drives and offers hardware RAID-0/1/1E
support.
Drive Bays
HX5 servers contain two bays that support 1.8-inch fixed internal solid-state drives (SSDs)
totaling up to 400GB. (A two-node server with 4 processors supports up to four SSDs.) Each
individual SSD is capable of sustaining approximately 4,300 IOPS, which is more than 10X what
an enterprise 15,000 RPM 2.5-inch 146.8GB SAS HDD can achieve (420 IOPS). Thus, a server
(containing 2 SSDs) is capable of producing up to 8,600 IOPS, vs. only 840 IOPS for 2 SAS
HDDs. Likewise, a two-node HX5, with four SSDs, is capable of generating 17,200 IOPS, vs. only
about 1,680 IOPS for typical storage servers using an equal number of HDDs. Combining 4
SSDs with 2 IBM 640GB High IOPS MLC Duo Adapters in a BladeCenter PCIe Expansion Unit 4
(BPE4) produces an astonishing 408,600 IOPS for a single two-socket server (double that for a
two-node server with four 40GB High IOPS adapters.).
(Note: Because SSDs offer triple
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the reliability of SAS HDDs, RAID support is less necessary.)
Supported single-blade configurations include:
Up to 2 1.8-inch SSDs
Plus 2 High IOPS adapters (in a BPE4)
Supported double-blade configurations include:
Up to 4 1.8-inch SSDs
Plus 2 High IOPS adapters (in a BPE4)
For still more storage, NAS, iSCSI SAN, or FC SAN external expansion options can be added,
using an optional controller.
High Performance/High-Availability Internal Storage
The HX5 supports up to two fixed 1.8-inch solid-state drives (SSDs) internally per blade (two
blades maximum). In addition, two IBM High IOPS SSD adapters can be used.
SATA-based solid-state50, 200GB capacity (400GB maximum—1 blade; 800GBtwo blades)
High I/O Performance
Offers up to 8X more IOPS than HDDs (67/33% read/write OLTP transaction base mix);
Optimized for heavy mix of read and write operations, such as transaction processing, media
streaming, surveillance, file copy, logging, backup / recovery, and business Intelligence
Lower-Cost IOPS Performance
Yields better $/IOPS: lower capacity (GB) required to achieve higher IOPS
Consumes less energy and produces less heat than a conventional disk drive
Superior Uptime
3X the availability of mechanical disk drives
No moving parts to fail
Enterprise wear-leveling to extend life even further
Full OS Support
Supports all ServerProven OSes
Due to the statistically higher failure rates for traditional spinning media, IBM recommends the
use of the solid state drives (SSDs) as an alternative. They store data on flash memory chips,
rather than on magnetic media. Like HDDs, SSDs can be used as boot media and for random
access storage. However, SSDs offer higher thresholds of shock and vibration, and a higher
operating temperature range (between 0 and 70 degrees C). This yields a failure rate only 1/3
that of HDDs (approximately 3,000,000 hours MTBF vs. 1,000,000 hours). In addition, the IBM
50GB 1.8” Solid State Drive requires only 2W. This reduces the storage power requirement and
heat output by as much as 80%, compared to 2.5-inch HDDs. If used as a boot device, no special
device drivers are required.
High IOPS SSD PCIe Adapters
IBM 160GB High IOPS SS Class SSD PCIe Adapter (x4 Gen 1100K IOPS, 750MBps)
IBM 320GB High IOPS SS Class SSD PCIe Adapter (x4 Gen 1100K IOPS, 750MBps)
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Approximately 3,000,000 hours MTBF for SSDs vs. approximately 1,000,000 hours for enterprise 3.5-inch 15K SAS HDDs.
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