IBM FlashSystem 5045 NL-SAS HDD 70TB 2U barebone server
- 2U Rackmount
- Storage Server
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All-flash 2U storage server with 12 × 1.92 TB SAS SSDs, 64 GB cache, 1 Gb iSCSI and 16 Gb Fibre Channel host connections, delivering 1.2 M IOPS under 70 µs latency
Option FlashSystem 5045 All Flash 15TB
The IBM FlashSystem 5045 is a 2U rackmount storage server delivering 15TB of raw capacity across twelve 1.92TB SAS SSDs. It provides 64GB of cache and supports 10Gb iSCSI and 16Gb Fibre Channel host connections. Designed for enterprise storage workloads, it includes data reduction pools with compression and deduplication.
This system suits environments needing up to 1.2M IOPS with sub-70µs latency and 12GB/s bandwidth. It supports VMware integration, Safeguarded Copy and Hyperswap high availability. Buyers requiring NVMe flash media or FC-NVMe host connections should evaluate alternative platforms that support those protocols.
The defining specification is the 15TB usable capacity configured as twelve 1.92TB SAS SSDs in a 2U form factor. This drive count and media type determine the density, performance ceiling and expansion options for the array. Verify that SAS SSD media and the 2.5-inch bay count align with your capacity and protocol requirements.
| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Series | FlashSystem |
| Model | 5045 All Flash 15TB |
| Form Factor | 2U Rackmount |
| Workload | Storage Server |
| 2.5" Bays | Capacity: 15TB Cache: 64GB Drive Configuration: 12 x 1.92TB SAS SSD Host Connections: 1GB iSCSI, 16GB Fiber Channel Drives Supported: 2.5-inch flash drives, SFF 2.5-inch disk drives, LFF 3.5-inch disk drives Connectivity Supported: 10Gb ISCSI, 16Gb Fiber Channel, 12Gb SAS Max IOPs: 1.2M IOPs RAID levels: Distributed RAID 1, 5 and 6 Min latency: Under 70µs Max bandwidth: 12GB/s |
| Features | Data Reduction Pools (Compression, DeDuplication, Thin Provisioning, UNMAP): Yes Hardware Assisted Compression: No Encryption: Yes VMWare Integration: Yes IBM Safeguarded Copy: Yes CyberVault Support for Cyber Resiliency: Yes Remote Replication (Synchronous Metro Mirror, Asynchronous Global Mirror): Yes Hyperswap High Availability: Yes NVMe Flash: No FC-NVMe Host Connections: No Easy Tier AI-driven automated tiering: Yes Storage Class Memory: No Transparent Data Migration: Yes Red Hat OpenShift Container Integration: Yes Scale-out Clustering: Yes Heterogenous Support for >500 storage |
| Shipping weight | 18.14 kg |
| Package size | 483 × 432 × 102 mm |
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Run storage benchmarks against the 12 x 1.92TB SAS SSD array; sustained reads should approach 1.2M IOPs with latency consistently below 70µs when Data Reduction Pools are active.
The unit includes 12 x 1.92TB SAS SSDs, 64GB cache, dual 16Gb Fibre Channel adapters, onboard 10Gb iSCSI, redundant hot-swap power supplies and fans, plus 8 x 5m OM3 LC fiber cables; rack rails and host HBAs are not included.
The listed model provides exactly 15TB raw via 12 x 1.92TB SAS SSDs; no other capacity variant is described in the specifications.
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