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The difference to get even higher is our system supports host-managed SMR disks that come in 10T and 14T sizes.
by jamwt 11y ago
The difference to get even higher is our system supports host-managed SMR disks that come in 10T and 14T sizes.
- riobard 11y agoIs that in production system now? W-O-W! :O
- jl6 11y agoI've never heard of a 14TB disk drive. Is that what you mean? Who makes these?
- benologist 11y agohttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/03/03/samsung_2_5_inch_15tb_ssd/ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/03/03/samsung_2_5_inch_15t... 2.5" 15TB ... and SSD, and expected to get a lot bigger too!
- jl6 11y agoBut that's not an SMR drive.
- Sanddancer 11y ago10 TB drives can be gotten off the shelf -- http://www.hgst.com/products/hard-drives/ultrastar-he10 http://www.hgst.com/products/hard-drives/ultrastar-he10 -- and 14 TB drives are probably in the state of availability for large customers; it's not unusual for drive makers to make available drives coming down the pipe to certain customers.
- jl6 11y agoTrue, it's just that they also tend to shout about upcoming drives and boast that they are previewing to select customers. Case in point, HGST marketing is in full swing on that He10 but good luck finding any stock in a mainstream retailer.
- jamwt 11y agoYep, vendors do sometimes provide stock to large customers ahead of general availability.
- olavgg 11y agoWhat interface and protocol do your drives have/use? Is it SATA, SAS or a custom interface/protocol?
- jamwt 11y agoSATA SMR disks, zone management is ZAC.