Mars 624 SBB 24x NVMe Two Hot-Swap Nodes Ceph Storage Appliance
Mars 624 SBB
UniVirStor Flash: Mars 624 SBB
Mars624 SBB server accommodates two hot-swappable AMD EPYC server nodes in a 2U chassis. Two server nodes can simultaneously connect to all 24x dual-port NVMe SSDs. This redundant design enables Ambedded UniVirStor Ceph to quickly failover OSDs to the healthy node if one of the nodes within the same chassis fails. A minimum of two Mars624 SBB Ceph appliances can provide a very high availability four-node storage cluster.
UniVirStor & Storage Bridge Bay (SBB) Minimize the Ceph OSD Downtime
The Storage Bridge Bay (SBB) redundancy, along with Ceph, is a major advantage. In the event of a node failure, the Ambedded UniVirStor Ceph system springs into action, swiftly transferring OSD operations to the remaining healthy node, thereby maintaining uninterrupted service. When paired together, a minimum of two Mars624 SBB Ceph appliances can effortlessly form a highly reliable four-node storage cluster, providing an exceptional level of availability and peace of mind for data-intensive applications.
Key Features
- Enhance the redundancy of UniVirStor Ceph Appliances by incorporating support for Storage Bridge Bay servers.
- UniVirStor Manager web UI: deployment, management, and monitoring
- Storage protocols: S3 object, Ceph RBD, File System, NFS, SMB
- Scale out and Scale up
- Highly resilient, self-healing, self-balancing
- Support erasure code and replica pools
- Software-defined failure protections
- Highly available load balancer for S3, NFS, and SMB
- Disaster Recovery: Multisite & stretched cluster
- 5x8 next business day support by email and remote access. Optional prepaid tokens for emergency support.
Applications
- AI training, reasoning & influencing: S3 and POSIX file system for warm and high-performance data.
- Cloud infrastructure: OpenStack, CloudStack, Kubernetes, Proxmox backend storage
- Disaster recovery: Multi-site object replication and geo-redundancy.
- Content delivery: Large-scale video, audio, and image storage with efficient data distribution.
- Enterprise scale-out NAS.
Specification
Hardware Specifications | MARS 624 SBB |
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Processor | Dual Node Intel® Xeon® Platinum 8558U 2.0GHz Thread 96 |
Memory | 128 GB DDR5 per Node. (Adding more memory if this server will colocate MDS, S3, NFS & SMB gateways) |
Network Interface |
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Storage device and interface |
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System management | IPMI BMC |
Power Supply |
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Certificate of conformity | CE, FCC, UKCA |
Package includes & Mechanical |
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Support and warranty |
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Software Specifications: Please refer to the UniVirStor software page
Mars 624 SBB 24x NVMe Two Hot-Swap Nodes Ceph Storage Appliance | Ceph Storage Solutions; Ceph Appliances & Software|Ambedded
Founded in Taiwan in 2013, Ambedded Technology Co., Ltd. is a leading provider of block, file, and object storage solutions based on Ceph software-defined storage. We specialize in delivering high-efficiency, scalable storage systems for data centers, enterprises, and research institutions. Our offerings include Mars 624 SBB 24x NVMe Two Hot-Swap Nodes Ceph Storage Appliance, Ceph-based storage appliances, server integration, storage optimization, and cost-effective Ceph deployment with simplified management.
Ambedded provides turnkey Ceph storage appliances and full-stack Ceph software solutions tailored for B2B organizations. Our Ceph storage platform supports unified block, file (NFS, SMB, CephFS), and S3-compatible object storage, reducing total cost of ownership (TCO) while improving reliability and scalability. With integrated Ceph tuning, intuitive web UI, and automation tools, we help customers achieve high-performance storage for AI, HPC, and cloud workloads.
With over 20 years of experience in enterprise IT and more than a decade in Ceph storage deployment, Ambedded has delivered 200+ successful projects globally. We offer expert consulting, cluster design, deployment support, and ongoing maintenance. Our commitment to professional Ceph support and seamless integration ensures that customers get the most from their Ceph-based storage infrastructure — at scale, with speed, and within budget.