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Next-Gen Software-Defined Storage Natively Designed for NVMe over TCP

Experience the performance, flexibility, and efficiency of Lightbits disaggregated, software-defined block storage that scales to meet your high-performance workload demands.

The Ultimate Flexibility
Powering Any Application on Any Platform

Unique Software Architecture Delivers Unmatched Performance and Efficiency

HIGH PERFORMANCE CLUSTER

High speed NVMe/TCP interconnect between nodes in cluster and between cluster and clients
Uses standard Ethernet network without changes
Scales from 4 to 16 nodes to increase performance

INTELLIGENT FLASH MANAGEMENT

Optimizes QLC SSDs for ultimate price/performance
Boosts performance: high throughput, lower latency
Extends flash endurance by 20x

ENTERPRISE HIGH AVAILABILITY & RESILIENCY

No service disruption after node or drive loss
Non-disruptive rolling software upgrades
3-way replication across failure domains for DR

Native VMware Support

Certified with VMware vSphere 7 Update 3
Integrated with VMware vCenter for single Pane-Of-Glass management of the entire storage infrastructure directly from vCenter

High Performance and Consistent Low Latency

Ideal primary tier storage for database and analytics workloads
High IOPS and throughput – 4.7M IOPS, 22GB/s
Low latency – 160μs latency, reduced tail latency
High I/O performance for container-based workloads

Rich Data Services

Thin provisioning
Elastic RAID
Data reduction/ compression
Data replication across multiple nodes
Snapshots and clones for persistent volumes

Container-Optimized

Kubernetes CSI plugin; seamless support for microservices
1:100s; Lightbits cluster to Kubernetes clusters
Storage for containers within the same or adjacent cluster to the application

No Speciality Networks Needed

Works on standard Ethernet networks & NICs
No RDMA configuration required on the network switches

Application Scalability

Better database performance and response time
50% reduction in cost compared to local flash
3x increase in flash utilization
Reduce Opex by 10-15x

The Role of NVMe over TCP in Modernization

high performance without the proprietary hardware stack

“By 2027, 25 percent of enterprise organizations will deploy NVMe-oF as a storage network protocol, up from less than 10 percent in mid-2023.”

“NVMe-over-TCP makes networked NVMe storage easy to deploy at scale, while delivering performance similar to local flash.”

“NVMe/TCP allows organizations to provision scalable storage without having to change their network architecture fundamentally, and provides latencies akin to that provided from conventional direct-attached storage.”

“As network bandwidth advances and Ethernet technology innovations continue, organizations will move away from the constrained limitations of traditional fibre channel SAN to more flexible and scalable network based storage, with NVMe/TCP a clear frontrunner.”