HPC Storage Cluster
Never Let Storage Speed, Density, or Availability Slow Down your HPC
A Reliable, Cost-Effective Approach to HPC Storage, Even with Multiple Concurrent Users
HPC clients need to optimize their HPC environments for specific workloads and ensure fast time-to-results. This requires a reliable, high-speed, and high-density approach to data. But, as HPC workloads scale, cost-effectively storing, managing, and processing massive datasets becomes a challenge, especially if your data is growing quickly. It can be even more of a challenge if you have multiple concurrent users accessing that ever-expanding data.
The HPC Storage Cluster solves this problem by leveraging software-defined storage from BeeGFS. As a result, you get highly available and dense capacity, robust data protection features, and support for multiple concurrent users, all without sacrificing the high storage speeds necessary for HPC performance. Then, when you’re ready, you can scale as needed.

Ideal Use Cases
- HPC Storage
- High-Density Data Stoage
- Multi-user Environments
- Brownfield (existing environment) Deployments
Storage for any HPC Workload
- Distributed, parallel BeeGFS storage
- Open-source file system
- High-reliability and security (via ZFS)
- High-density (multi-PB)
- High-speed via maximizing bandwidth regardless of scale
Relevant Industries
Inside the HPC Storage Cluster
Compute
Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
Storage
10.8PB RAW Across Object and File Storage Systems
Networking
NVIDIA Networking 1GbE Management Network

Why BeeGFS?
BeeGFS is a lightweight and powerful software-defined distributed filesystem that can scale infinitely without sacrificing performance. BeeGFS is an easy-deployable alternative to other parallel filesystems like IBM Spectrum Scale or Lustre.
The BeeGFS architecture allows users to manage any IO profile requirements without performance restrictions and provides the scalability & flexibility needed for the most demanding HPC applications.
BeeGFS also has native RDMA support. Nodes can serve multiple RDMA (InfiniBand, Omni-Path, RoCE and TCP/IP) network connections at the same time and automatically switch to a redundant connection path to mitigate hardware failures.
No specific enterprise Linux distribution or other special environment is required to run BeeGFS. It uses existing partitions, formatted with any standard Linux file system. That mean a HPC Storage Cluster can plug into any environment and support any HPC use case.