Russian developer and manufacturer of computing systems, Yadro, is launching the Tatlin.Afa data storage system, designed to address the needs of large corporate clients with maximum requirements for high-speed processing of large data arrays.
The product is developed by Yadro engineers, manufactured in Russia, and already included in the Unified Register of Russian Radio-Electronic Products of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. According to the company, this is the first domestic storage system of this type.
The flagship product provides up to 2 million input/output operations per second (IOPS) and a throughput of up to 50 GB/s. The architectural basis of the solution is the modular platform Yadro Tatlin.X. The system combines two storage controllers and 24 NVMe drives in a 2U form factor.
The Symmetric Active-Active controller mode is complemented by redundant battery packs, system drive redundancy in controllers, and support for input/output adapters in the OCP3 form factor.
The software part is based on Tatlin.OS, which has received a number of functional updates specifically for the new generation of storage systems. In particular, the updated version of T-RAID now supports protection schemes up to 14+2.
In the future, it is planned to expand the functionality of the storage system: the implementation of data compression technology, increasing storage capacity by adding intelligent disk expansion modules with NVMe drives, support for the high-speed access protocol NVMe/RoCE, as well as the implementation of asynchronous replication within the Tatlin system line under the control of Tatlin.OS are planned.
