Description
Supermicro SuperStorage 2028R-DN2R24L Barebone System – 2U Rack-mountable – Socket R3 LGA-2011 – 2 x Processor Support – Intel C612 Chip – 2 TB DDR4 SDRAM DDR4-2400/PC4-19200 Maximum RAM Support – 16 Total Memory Slots – Serial ATA/600 RAID Supported Controller – ASPEED AST2400 Graphic(s) – 24 2.5″ Bay(s) – 2 SATA Interface(s) – Processor Support (Xeon) – 10 Gigabit Ethernet – 3 USB 3.0 Port(s) – 2 x 2000 W
Servers Optimized for Maximum Capacity or Highest Throughput Performance
Supermicro offers a comprehensive portfolio of all-flash NVMe SuperServer® and SuperStorage systems that support the latest Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors. The portfolio provides three fundamental design choices for customers,
- Throughput/IOPS optimized (e.g. 1U 10 NVMe Ultra SuperServer)
- Balanced Throughput and Capacity (e.g. 2U 24 NVMe Ultra SuperServer)
- Capacity Optimized (e.g. 2U 48 NVMe Simply Double SuperStorage)
The all-flash NVMe SuperServer and SuperStorage systems deliver a massive improvement in storage performance over systems based on traditional hard disk drives (HDD) and solid state drives (SSD) using legacy storage interfaces including SAS3 and SATA3. The new servers are also more power efficient than the traditional systems and have hot-plug capability for improved serviceability and availability.
Storage Enclosures Available for Easy Capacity Expansion
All-flash NVMe storage enclosures bring additional flexibility and capacity expansion to enable advanced deployment scenarios. For example, deploy all NVMe enclosures with Supermicro 2U 4-node BigTwin and NVMe over Fabric capable NICs to create extremely high performance composable infrastructures, learn more from the white paper Supermicro RSD High Performance Large Scale NVMe Storage Reference Design.
Mission Critical All-Flash Solutions for Dual-Port NVMe SSDs
Optimized for mission-critical, enterprise-level storage applications, Supermicro’s innovative Super SBB (Storage Bridge Bay) features a fully redundant, fault-tolerant “Cluster-in-a-box” system. The Super SBB is designed for dual-port NVMe/SAS drives and provides hot-swappable canisters for all active components. With heartbeat and data connection between the redundant nodes via the midplane, if one node fails, the standby node takes over and gain access to all drives (both controllers can also work as active-active mode), and keeps the system up and running. Storage management software is the key to enable this feature, which is available from other partners, please contact your Supermicro sales representative for more information.
