Lenovo ThinkSystem DG5000 All Flash QLC Storage
- Brand: Lenovo
- Product: ThinkSystem DG5000 All Flash QLC Array Storage
- Controller Form Factor: 2U with 24 SSD slots
- NAS Scale-out Maximum: 12 High Availability pairs
- Maximum SSDs: 576
- Maximum Raw Capacity: 17.6PB
- SAN Scale-out Maximum: 6 High Availability pairs
- Maximum SSDs: 288
- Maximum Raw Capacity: 8.8PB
- PCIe Expansion slots: 4
- FC target ports (16Gb autoranging): 16
- 100GbE ports (40GbE autoranging): 4
- Storage Networking Supported: NVMe/TCP, NVMe/FC, FC, iSCSI, NFS, pNFS, CIFS/SMB, S3
- Operating Systems Version: 9.12.1 and newer
- Shelves and Media: DG240N (2U, 24 drives, NVMe QLC SSDs)
- Power Consumption (Median): 491W
- Host Operating Systems Supported: Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2022, RedHat, SuSE, VMware, Citrix Hypervisor (CentOS, Ubuntu)
- High Availability: Dual active/active controllers; Nondisruptive maintenance, upgrade, and scale-out clustering; Multi-site resilience for continuous data access
- Storage Efficiency: Inline data compression, deduplication, and compaction; Space-efficient LUN, file, and volume cloning; Automatic data tiering
- Data Management:Intuitive onboard GUI, REST APIs, and automation integration; AI-informed predictive analytics and corrective action ;Easy provisioning and data management from market-leading host operating systems, hypervisors, and application software
- Scalable NAS: Large-scale single namespace management with local and remote caching;
- Data Protection: Application-consistent Snapshot copies and restore; Integrated remote backup/disaster recovery; Synchronous zero-data-loss replication; Tamper-proof Snapshot copies
- Security and Complianc: Autonomous ransomware protection; Multi-factor admin access; Secure multitenant shared storage;In-flight and data-at-rest encryption; Regulatory-compliant data retention; Multi-admin verification before executing sensitive commands
- Cloud Integration: Seamlessly tier, back up, replicate, and cache data to private and public clouds; Move data between major public cloud services
