Customers: Seoul Semiconductor Electrical equipment and microelectronics Contractors: Raidix Product: Raidix DWHProject date: 2017/01 - 2017/11
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2017
On April 18, 2017 announced Raidix company data storage system implementation for South Korean company Seoul Semiconductor.
DWH based on Raidix was unrolled at Seoul Semiconductor factory in Vietnam and showed performance measures at the accidental loadings characteristic of business processes of large enterprises.
In December, 2017 the South Korean representative office of vendor of DWH of Raidix prolonged the license and expanded the plan of technical support for Seoul Semiconductor company, global manufacturer of LEDs. The storage system based on RAIDIX was unrolled at Seoul Semiconductor factory in Vietnam for support of IT infrastructure of the enterprise with the maximum capacity and fault tolerance.
DWH of RAIDIX not only services corporate business processes, but also is a key component of a computing cluster Seoul Semiconductor. Using technology of horizontal scaling of RAIDIX provides the potential of expansion of capacity to 512 PB. Meeting requirements of the customer, RAIDIX managing software supports protocols of access of SAN (the Fibre Channel, InfiniBand, iSCSI, 12G SAS) and NAS (NFS, SMB, AFP, FTP).
The hardware and software system RAIDIX includes two failsafe controllers of high availability working in the Active/Active mode. High performance of systems based on RAIDIX is connected with use of patent algorithms of RAID (6, 7.3 and N+M), an effective parallelization of calculations, recognition and prioritization of critical applications, anticipatory reconstruction, etc.
Solutions Raidix company are delivered in the market of South Korea since 2013. So, administrations of the largest cities of agglomeration of Seoul use software-defined DWH of RAIDIX for support of video surveillance systems on thousands of cameras of high resolution. Using RAIDIX Yonjin and Kvanmyon's municipalities managed to perform migration on the Full HD/2K video formats, having avoided purchase of branded disk arrays.