Dell PowerEdge VRTX Video Overview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- The Dell PowerEdge VRTX features a tower form factor and delivers primary storage via as many as 25 SFF or 12 LFF drives and implements four server nodes with two SFF drives each. The server nodes are Dell PowerEdge M620 or M520s, and with either option, the VRTX can deliver up to 64 physical processing cores (128 logical cores).
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9 years later, i've come to mention that add in storage cards such as the iodrive pictured at 2:25 or so is not able to be used as shared storage, you can only assign it to one blade at a time, technically you could share the storage via iSCSI or whatever, but it's not shared or redundant in the same way that the front drives are
Thank you for the brief but very professional overview. I wish there is more information about internal details and the blades.
Definitely would have been nice to have this presentation in a regular office environment instead of the server room...
Interesting video but it really misses the point in your noisy enviroment. The VRTX is super quiet. I saw it demoed and with two M520 blades in could not be heard from normal background noise.
Noisey environment aside, great and efficient presentation.
What is the part no of mobility kit?
YES YES YES YES YES YES I WANT THIS SO FKING BAD. Its a shame I didnt see this befora I bought a used supermicro 4u rack and had to buy a 600 usd box to put the rack in
Baik.. Pc wall.. 🤑🤤
👍👍👍
Definitely nice, but the only way this is going to save you money is if your data requirements can utilize all 26 bays. Otherwise you can simply buy 4 or 5 servers for the cost of this one.
Not just all 26. Since this video was made, it can now be tethered to another 2 MD1000 storage units so it's only limitation now is 4 Servers in the cluster. If you need a windows cluster and can live with the 4 blade limit which is still 160 vCPUs if you use Twin 10 core Xeons with HT, I'd always recommend looking at this. It's the only server in Dells arsenal that it actually downplays.
Interesante! saludos
starts at $9999 dang
I like the idea, but unfortunately the management of this systems is so different to a regular system that I couldn't recommend it. I look after Dell servers and Cisco network equipment, this is a whole different ball game. You have to learn a new way of working, with Java and web-based consoles. If you have a whole bunch of these to manage it must get easier, but just one in a network of transnational storage, servers and networking is just too difficult to get your head around. If you only touch the device once per year you will soon forget how to change a port from one config to another.
If you can handle a Cisco IOS console, the Dell CMC's are a cakewalk, there really isn't much of a learning curve to it.