WordPress database error: [Duplicate entry '0' for key 'wp_postmeta.PRIMARY']
INSERT INTO `wp_postmeta` (`post_id`, `meta_key`, `meta_value`) VALUES (2167, '_et_dynamic_cached_shortcodes', 'a:0:{}')

IBM Storwize V3700 vs V7000 - The Maximum Midrange Blog

-By Maximum Midrange
(
For pricing or consultation on the Storwize line, a phone call to 855-932-6627 or email to storwize@maximummidrange.com work the best.)

Our previous Storwize article raised a few questions. Here are the answers.

IBM Storwize V3700 vs V7000 – what’s the difference?

In a word: Capacity… but how much?

The Storwize V3700 scales up to 120 2.5-inch disk drives or 60 3.5-inch disk drives with four expansion enclosures plus the original dual control enclosure.

That makes for a maximum of 180TB when using the 60 3.5 inch 3TB drives in the Storwize V3700 LFF control and expansion enclosures.

Or, a maximum of 120TB when using the 120 2.5 inch 1TB drives in the Storwize V3700 SFF control and expansion enclosures.

(Drives of the same size can be mixed within an enclosure, so you can start smaller and build out as needed.)

The Storwize V7000 scales out with essentially the same drives but can support nine expansion enclosures per dual control enclosure which can then be clustered into a group of four.

Let’s do the math:

V3700 LFF System:

12 disks x 3TB each = 36TB
36TB x 5 enclosures = 180TB

V3700 SFF System:

24 disks x 1TB each = 24TB
24 x 5 enclosures = 120TB

V7000 System

12 disks x 3TB each = 36TB
36 x 10 enclosures = 360TB

24 disks x 1TB each = 24TB
24 x 10 enclosures = 240TB

Which can then be clustered out to four systems:

360TB x 4 = 1,400TB or 1.4PB (!)
(For hard drive comparisons, check the table at the bottom of this article )


What else is different?

Storwize 3700 vs 7000 Other Differences

Storwize V3700Storwize V7000
Single/Dual ControllerSingle upgradeable to DualDual
Standard Host Interface 6Gb SAS , 1Gb iSCSI8Gb FC, 1Gb iSCSI
Optional Host Interface 8Gb FC or up to 10Gb iSCSI / FCoE10Gb iSCSI / FCoE
Cache per controller4GB or up to 8GB8GB
Expansion PossibilitiesMax 4 expansion units 24 slots x 5 units = 120 disksMax 9 expansion units 24 slots x 10 units = 240 disks -- 240 disks x 4 = 960 disks for each clustered system
These are the major differences. For further details, Maximum Midrange can help.

Storwize 3700 vs 7000 HDD Comparison

V3700 HDD Part NumbersV3700 HDD DescriptionsV7000 HDD Part NumbersV7000 HDD Descriptions
PN 00Y24712 TB 6GB 3.5 inch 7.2K SAS HDDPN 85Y58692 TB 6GB 3.5 inch 7.2K SAS HDD
PN 00Y24733 TB 6GB 3.5 inch 7.2K SAS HDDPN 85Y61873 TB 6GB 3.5 inch 7.2K SAS HDD
PN 00Y2497146 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 15K SAS HDDPN 85Y6088146 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 15K SAS HDD
PN 00Y2499300 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 15K SAS HDDPN 85Y6185300 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 15K SAS HDD
PN 00Y2501300 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 10K SAS HDDPN 85Y5862300 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 10K SAS HDD
PN 00Y2503600GB 10K 2.5 SAS HDDPN 85Y5864600GB 10K 2.5 inch SAS HDD
PN 00Y2505900 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 10K SAS HDDPN 00L4568900 GB 6GB 2.5 inch 10K SAS HDD
PN 00Y2509500 GB 7.2k 6Gb SAS 2.5 inch HDD
PN 00Y25111 TB 6GB 2.5 inch 7.2K SAS HDDPN 85Y61861 TB 6GB 2.5 inch 7.2K SAS HDD
PN 00Y2518200 GB 2.5 inch SAS E-MLC SSDPN 85Y6188200 GB 2.5 inch SAS E-MLC SSD
PN 00Y2520400 GB 2.5 inch SAS E-MLC SSDPN 85Y6189400 GB 2.5 inch SAS E-MLC SSD
PN 85Y5863450GB 10K 2.5 SAS HDD
PN 85Y5861300 GB 2.5 SAS E-MLC SSD
(Links take you to the product pages on the main Maximum Midrange site)

WordPress database error: [Duplicate entry '0' for key 'wp_postmeta.PRIMARY']
INSERT INTO `wp_postmeta` (`post_id`, `meta_key`, `meta_value`) VALUES (2167, '_et_dynamic_cached_attributes', 'a:0:{}')