The first 3 rows in each rack are the computing nodes, the machines at the bottom are the storage units. The storage also has become unbelievably compact and cheap. When we bought the DELL cluster 500TB was an enormity and extremely expensive if organised in proper data servers and this is why we tried to use the WNs disks. The new storage is 540TB of usable storage, fits in 9 4U machines and is considered commodity computing nowadays. Well... almost. ;)




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Hi, we're in the process of procuring new HW at Prague Tier-2 site, and the storage nodes look pretty familiar. Could we get some specification or model identification about your recent purchase?
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