Synology Storage Solution
DiskStation Manager spans from the compact USB Station to the massive xs+ series, offering a coherent, responsive and efficient experience. The Central Management System (CMS) allows to manage all your NAS servers and the Scale-out Cluster brings storage to a new level by creating a single, unified and abstract volume. In addition, DSM features SSD options to push your NAS to its limits, all with the help of Synology Storage Solution.
Storage Management
RAIDs can be created from hard disks, and volumes from RAIDs. Protecting a group of disks with a RAID means that should one (or more) fails, its data is still accessible. What’s better: Synology Storage Manager allows for flexible deployment at all levels, so that they suit your requirements perfectly.
Scale-out Cluster
Managing data growth and availability is one of the most exciting challenge of our digital era. Removing downtime and reducing maintenance while adapting to changing business requirements can quickly become a hassle. To achieve maximum continuity and keep on with 24-hours demands while facing an unprecedented need for storage space and flexibility, the current technologies have to evolve even faster.
The built-in data protection functionality also stripes and protects multiple copies of data across a cluster volume, removing any single point of failure. Redundancy is managed on a per-volume basis to improve storage utilization and match the data protection of the volume to the application’s requirements. Pick the right storage mode to balance resiliency and efficiency: stripe (high performance), one replica (balance between performance and reliability) and two replica (optimum safety).
SSD Caching & TRIM command
Workload-intensive servers often face performance bottlenecks from regular hard drives. However, SSDs are still too expensive for a full-scale deployment. Synology DiskStation Manager offers full SSD cache reading & writing support on high-end servers for significant reduction in I/O latency without crippling your budget. With a small upfront investment, businesses can benefit from significant server performance enhancement. In SSD cache write mode, data is first written on the SSD then flushed back to hard drives afterward. This delivers significant IOPs benefit and generates high ROI for SSDs.
