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cVirtual Storage

Publisher: Psychz Networks,  November 11,2024

  • Introduction
  • About sBlock
  • Usage of sBlock
  • Storage Quality Service (QoS)
  • Choosing Qos

Introduction

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, reliable and high-speed data storage is crucial for businesses of all sizes. Recognizing this need, Psychz Networks offers sBlock, a block storage solution for all our cVirtual services. Built exclusively on NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) technology, sBlock delivers unparalleled speed and efficiency, ensuring your applications run smoothly, even under high demand.

With sBlock, users can choose various Storage Quality of Service (QoS) options to meet their performance and budget requirements. Whether you're looking for cost-effective storage, balanced performance, or maximum speed, our sBlock offerings can provide a tailored solution for your unique workloads.

What is sBlock?

Block storage is a form of data storage in which data is organized and accessed in blocks. It offers a high-performance, flexible solution ideal for cloud environments. Each block can function as an independent unit, allowing fast, efficient access to data and enabling applications to manage storage at scale. Psychz Networks' sBlock leverages NVMe technology, the leading standard for fast storage, providing top-tier performance for your cVirtual instances.

As a dedicated storage solution for cVirtual, sBlock enhances performance and data handling, making it suitable for high-demand applications like databases, virtual machines, and mission-critical software.

Usage of sBlock

The sBlock storage solution by Psychz Networks is designed for a variety of use cases, including:

  • High-Performance Applications: sBlock's NVMe technology ensures consistent, high-speed performance for applications requiring rapid data access, such as database systems and analytics workloads.
  • Scalability for Cloud Environments: Block storage can easily scale with your applications, making it a reliable choice as your data needs grow.
  • Enhanced Reliability: With dedicated block storage, data is more isolated and secure, ideal for environments with high availability and disaster recovery requirements.

Storage Quality of Service (QoS) Options

sBlock also includes Storage QoS options to fine-tune performance and cost based on workload demands. Psychz Networks offers three tiers of QoS for sBlock:

Tiers Explained:

  • High-Performance Tier:
    • BPS Limit: about 2 GB/s— fast data transfer rate.
    • IOPS Limit: 100,000 — high number of operations per second.
    • Burst BPS: around 3 GB/s — can temporarily speed up to 3 GB/s.
    • Burst IOPS: 200,000 — can briefly handle up to 200,000 operations per second.
    • Best for applications needing maximum speed and responsiveness.
  • Balanced Tier:
    • BPS Limit: 1,048,576,000 (about 1 GB/s) — moderate data transfer rate.
    • IOPS Limit: 75,000 — moderate request handling capability.
    • Burst BPS: 2,097,152,000 (about 2 GB/s).
    • Burst IOPS: 100,000.
    • Suitable for applications that need good performance but not the maximum.
  • Cost-Efficient Tier:
    • BPS Limit: 524,288,000 (about 500 MB/s) — lower data transfer rate.
    • IOPS Limit: 50,000 — can handle fewer requests per second.
    • Burst BPS: 1,048,576,000 (about 1 GB/s).
    • Burst IOPS: 75,000.
    • Good for less intensive applications where cost savings are prioritized over speed.

Choosing the Right QoS Option for Your Needs

Selecting the proper storage solution ensures that your applications run efficiently without overspending. Here are a few recommendations:

  • Select Cost-Efficient if you need reliable storage for non-time-sensitive data or backup purposes.
  • Choose Balanced Performance for applications with moderate, steady demand, where you want balanced speed and cost.
  • Opt for High Performance if your application requires the fastest response times, such as in real-time data processing or high-traffic environments.

Psychz Networks' sBlock storage offers a flexible and efficient way to manage your data, giving you the control and performance needed to keep up with today's dynamic workloads.

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