IBM FlashSystem 5045 All Flash 9TB 2U barebone server
- 2U Rackmount
- Storage Server
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All-flash 2U storage server with 12 SAS SSDs totalling 30TB, 16Gb Fibre Channel, 10Gb iSCSI, 64GB cache and data-reduction features
Option FlashSystem 5045 All Flash 30TB
The IBM FlashSystem 5045 delivers 30TB of raw capacity in a 2U rackmount chassis populated with twelve 3.84TB SAS SSDs. It provides 64GB of system cache and dual-host connectivity through 10Gb iSCSI and 16Gb Fibre Channel. The platform targets storage servers that require consistent sub-70µs latency and up to 1.2M IOPs for databases, virtualisation and containerised applications.
This system replaces environments where mechanical drives or mixed media cannot sustain the throughput or latency targets of modern workloads. The jump is justified when applications demand sustained 12GB/s bandwidth, inline data reduction through compression and deduplication, and enterprise features such as encryption, Safeguarded Copy and Hyperswap high availability without adding separate hardware.
The 2U form factor fits standard racks and ships with fully redundant, hot-swappable fans and power supplies to simplify deployment and ongoing maintenance. Eight 5m OM3 fibre cables with LC connectors are included for immediate Fibre Channel connectivity. Care is required to verify that the host infrastructure supports 16Gb Fibre Channel or 10Gb iSCSI, and that the 2.5-inch drive bays match the replacement media strategy.
| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Series | FlashSystem |
| Model | 5045 All Flash 30TB |
| Form Factor | 2U Rackmount |
| Workload | Storage Server |
| 2.5" Bays | Drive Configuration: 12 x 3.84TB 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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The unit occupies 2U of rack height and ships with 12 front-accessible 2.5-inch bays populated by 3.84TB SAS SSDs.
Insert the supplied 5m OM3 LC cables into the onboard FC ports and plug the RJ-45 or SFP+ links into the 10Gb iSCSI interfaces; the step often missed is enabling the FC target ports in the management GUI before zoning.
The hot-swappable fans, redundant power supplies and the 3.84TB SAS SSDs are the field-replaceable parts; cache memory and controller boards are not user-serviceable.
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