Overcome Blast Radius Anxiety With Ultrafast Rebuilds and Performance for High-capacity SSDs
summary
Claim: Pliops Extreme Data Processor converts random writes to sequential, cuts write amplification, and delivers 2.5x higher throughput than an unprotected RAID0 baseline while providing data protection. Tests show ultrafast rebuilds at about 25 minutes per TB rebuild (4 TB examples) with only ~15–20% performance drop during failure, supports vhc hot‑spare for double‑fault tolerance, raises node density (e.g., 21 TB → 66 TB), and reports ~58% TCO reduction per terabyte.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:35Database Deployments Types
- 5:13SSD Capacity/Performance & Node Density
- 7:43Database Needs for DAS & SDS Deployments
- 14:58Customer Dilemma: High Performance vs High Capacity & Resiliency
- 20:29Performance & Reliability Test Setup
- 23:44Tolerate 2 Sequential SSD Failures
- 31:40Building Resilient Application with Pliops
- 32:34Database Storage Architecture Tradeoffs
- 33:03Performance comparison with Intel TLC SSDs
- 34:13Performance comparison during SSD Rebuild
- 45:20Summary: Challenges & Solutions
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