Features
Features
Shared-Nothing Architecture
Eliminates single points of failure.
Wide Linux Distro Support
Including RHEL, Ubuntu, Rocky, Alma, Debian, SLES.
Data Deduplication
Data deduplication is a technology that eliminates duplicate copies of data, thereby enabling better utilization of both storage devices and network bandwidth (when replicating data).
Low Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
Configurable monitoring intervals means faster recovery from host and application-level failures.
Application Agnostic Cluster Framework
Supports any application through the open cluster framework (OCF).
Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Hardware
Support for hardware of any class (x86_64, aarch64, ppc64le, and s390x CPU architectures; HDD, SSD, and NVMe block storage).
Highspeed
Infiniband and 10/40/56/100 Gigabit Đ•thernet support.
High Performance In-Kernel Data Replication
Up to 32 replicas per DRBD virtual block device.
Network Redundancy
Network redundancy for replication when using TCP/IP.
TRIM or Discard Support
Trim or discard support for SSD backed DRBD devices means write performance will not degrade over time.
Three Types of Replication
Synchronous, asynchronous, and semi-synchronous replication modes.
Key Differentiations
Open Source
LINBIT SDS is open source software that provides transparent development to earn trust and build community.
Low CPU and Memory Consumption
Leaving system resources available for your applications.
Unmatched In-kernel Data Replication
DRBD can provide up to 32 replicated persistent volumes.
Three types of replication
DRBD allows for synchronous, asynchronous, and semi-synchronous replication.
Highspeed
Infiniband and 10/40/56/100 Gigabit Đ•thernet support.
LINBIT SDS Networking Protocol
DRBD Diskless mode, developed for maximum throughput and lowest possible latency.
