Sub-100 microsecond storage latency: StorPool engineered its platform to minimize latency by directly accessing NVMe drives and network cards while bypassing the Linux kernel.
High-performance integration: StorPool’s integration with Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager (OLVM) improves performance while removing many configuration steps.
Flexible cluster configurations: Permits the deployment of compute-only, storage-only, and standard hyperconverged nodes within the same cluster.
Built-in backup and disaster recovery: Includes VolumeCare for granular snapshots and a purpose-built Disaster Recovery Engine (DRE) for KVM-based private clouds.
Independent upgrade paths: StorPool decouples its SDS from the virtualization layer to facilitate independent upgrades of storage and OLVM.
Fully managed service model: StorPool licenses its SDS as a pay-as-you-grow subscription that includes managed services.
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