The InfiniBox® enterprise storage system delivers groundbreaking performance, multi-petabyte capacity, and 100% availability, built for the most demanding workloads in enterprise data centers. Infinite zero-impact snapshots, dependable active/active, synchronous & asynchronous replication, and flexible, software-defined quality of service come standard, with guaranteed data availability and FIPS 140-2 certified data security.
With InfiniBox, U.S. Government agencies are able to exceed their service level objectives while radically lowering the cost and complexity of their storage operations.
Consolidate multiple systems and workloads to improve performance and reduce costs
Infinidat Federal customers routinely consolidate entire rows of legacy enterprise storage onto a single InfiniBox system, leading to 10:1 reductions in both floor tiles and network port costs. InfiniBox eliminates storage array and filer sprawl, allowing operations and capacity planning teams to leverage the economies of scale of unified data center-scale pools of storage. Flexible, software-defined quality of service and mainframe-class reliability ensure that mission-critical line-of-business applications run nonstop alongside development and test workloads on a secure, scalable, efficient storage infrastructure.
Performance: Attain unmatched performance at multi-petabyte scale
The heart of every InfiniBox is Neural Cache, a unique and sophisticated learning algorithm that maintains a connected history of every data section the system has received since inception. By observing all network traffic to the storage system, Neural Cache uses the I/O history to recognize correlations in data access patterns and immediately begins predicting future I/O requests, which are preemptively staged in cache. Because most I/O requests are served directly from RAM (which is more than 100x lower latency than flash), InfiniBox customers can expect higher application performance from virtually any enterprise workload versus what competing arrays can deliver.
Sub-millisecond access across multi-petabyte data sets enables breakthrough acceleration of digital transformation use cases in every industry, ranging from genomics and precision medicine, to autonomous vehicle training and VR gaming, to core banking and fraud detection.
Reliability: 100% availability guaranteed
Infinidat Federal has earned an unprecedented reputation for product quality and reliability from a customer community that has zero tolerance for downtime. Every system is designed for zero downtime over the course of its entire lifecycle, and comes with a 100% availability guarantee.
InfiniBox’s unprecedented reliability begins with hardware and software redundancy. Every single component in the data path is N+2 redundant. In addition, our team operates the largest and most sophisticated storage QA lab in the world (over 150 PB). Customers rest easy knowing that every component of every system passes through an exhaustive integration, verification, and test process prior to arrival on their data center floor, and their storage will run for its entire installed lifetime without interruption.
WHAT CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING
"Infinidat - Making Storage Easy Again."
- IT Director in Government
“Performance is excellent with a wide range of different workloads being supported.”
- SAN Admin in Government
“Working great. Love the automatic compression and encryption. Easy to use - love the ability to create snapshots without penalty.”
- Applications Specialist in Government
InfiniVerse: Holistic monitoring, predictive analytics, and support
InfiniVerse is the future of storage management and monitoring for petabyte-scale systems. It combines system telemetry with intelligent, predictive analytics to provide highly detailed reports and actionable insights. Quickly identify potential performance bottlenecks in your network infrastructure, find and reclaim capacity from dormant volumes, and simplify resource planning without having to use Excel.
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Lowest TCO: Benefit from the lowest TCO for multi-petabyte storage available anywhere
Infinidat Federal customers experience a step-function reduction in both CapEx and OpEx when they migrate from legacy systems to InfiniBox, many times consolidating many to one, while simultaneously improving application performance and reliability. Read the IDC white paper, The Business Value Infinidat Storage, to learn how to achieve unmatched ROI and achieve payback in only 11 months.
Truly Unified Storage: One platform for Block and File
Unlike traditional “unified” storage, which is an open source file system bolted onto a block array, InfiniBox was built from the ground up to deliver petabyte-scale NAS and SAN in parallel.
The Infinidat File System (IFS) is a first-level peer to the block service, and is a clean-sheet design that employs a stateless, functional programming paradigm to deliver petabyte-scale NAS services that couple directly with Neural Cache. Along with conventional NAS workloads, InfiniBox excels at extreme use cases, such as trillions of objects in a file system and millions of files per directory, which are simply not possible with traditional NAS filers.
Ecosystem: Seamless integration with the apps you need
The InfiniBox ecosystem provides seamless integration with leading IT applications and platforms, including relational databases, analytics, hypervisors, and containerization platforms. From Oracle to Splunk and VMware to Kubernetes, InfiniBox includes the integrations customers need to build modern data center solution architectures.
Ease of Management: Storage operations made simple
The front end of InfiniBox’s control plane is a consumer-grade GUI that presents every storage function, from provisioning to performance analytics to security, in an intuitive user-centric view. Behind the scenes, the GUI and CLI are in fact just thin, stateless clients that consume InfiniBox’s REST API.
InfiniBox includes robust SDKs for Python and Java, enabling easy integration with data center provisioning and monitoring environments. Best of all, programming against our API is fun. Of course you can read the docs to learn syntax, but you can also turn on the API monitor and simply watch the actual REST calls and responses generated while using the GUI. If you can do it in the GUI, you can cut and paste it into a DevOps script. Like what you see?
