Synology

SNV3410-400G NVMe M.2 2280SSD

The Synology SNV3410-400G is a high-performance M.2 2280 NVMe SSD designed for demanding caching workloads in a 24/7 multi-user environment. It offers up to 400,000/70,000 sustained 4K random read/write IOPS and is suitable for up to 1,022 TBW of total bytes written. The SNV3410-400G also features end-to-end data protection to ensure data integrity.

Here is a summary of the key features and benefits of the Synology SNV3410-400G:

High performance: Up to 400,000/70,000 sustained 4K random read/write IOPS Durability: Suitable for up to 1,022 TBW of total bytes written

Reliability: End-to-end data protection ensures data integrityForm factor: M.2 2280

Interface: NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4Capacity: 400GB

The Synology SNV3410-400G is a wonderful desire for corporations and those who want a high-overall performance and dependable SSD for stressful caching workloads. It is compatible with a wide range of Synology NAS devices, as well as other servers and workstations that support M.2 2280 NVMe SSDs.

How use (SNV3410-400G)

The SNV3410-400G is a high-performance NVMe SSD that is designed for demanding caching workloads in a 24/7 multi-user environment. It can be used in a variety of ways, including:

Caching: The SNV3410-400G can be used to cache frequently accessed data, such as database tables, operating system files, and virtual machine images. This can improve the overall performance of the system by reducing the number of times that the data needs to be read from slower storage devices.

Acceleration: The SNV3410-400G can also be used to accelerate certain types of applications, such as web servers, database servers, and file servers. This can be done by using the SSD to store the application’s working set, which is the data that the application is most actively using.

Tiered storage: The SNV3410-400G can be used in a tiered storage configuration to improve the overall performance and cost-effectiveness of a storage system. In this configuration, the SSD is used to store the most frequently accessed data, while slower and less expensive storage devices, such as hard disk drives, are used to store less frequently accessed data.

To use the SNV3410-400G, you will need to install it in a compatible device. The SSD is compatible with a wide range of NAS devices, as well as other servers and workstations that support M.2 2280 NVMe SSDs. Once the SSD is installed, you can configure it to be used for caching, acceleration, or tiered storage.

Here are some specific examples of how the SNV3410-400G can be used:

In a Synology NAS: You can use to cache frequently accessed data, such as database tables, operating system files, and virtual machine images. This can improve the overall performance of the NAS, especially for applications that require a lot of I/O.

In a web server: You can use to accelerate the performance of a web server. This can be done by using the SSD to store the web server’s working set, which is the data that the web server is most actively using.

In a database server: You can use to accelerate the performance of a database server. This can be done by using the SSD to store the database’s working set, as well as the database’s log files.

In a file server: You can use to accelerate the performance of a file server. This can be done by using the SSD to store the file server’s working set, as well as the file server’s metadata.

No matter how you choose to use it, the SNV3410-400G is a great way to improve the performance and reliability of your storage system.

Learn more about (NVMe)

NVMe stands for Non-Volatile Memory Express. It is a communications interface and driver that takes advantage of the increased bandwidth PCIe has to offer. It’s designed to growth overall performance and performance whilst creating a wide variety of organisation and consumer structures interoperable.

NVMe is designed specifically for flash storage devices, such as solid-state drives (SSDs). It offers a number of advantages over traditional storage interfaces, such as SATA and SAS, including:

Higher throughput: NVMe can transfer data much faster than SATA and SAS, making it ideal for demanding workloads such as video editing and data science.

Lower latency: NVMe also has lower latency than SATA and SAS, meaning that it can respond to requests more quickly. This can improve the overall performance of the system by reducing the amount of time that applications have to wait for data.

Greater scalability: NVMe can support more devices than SATA and SAS, making it ideal for large-scale storage deployments.

NVMe is still a relatively new technology, but it is quickly becoming the standard for flash storage. It is supported by a wide range of hardware and software vendors, and it is used in a variety of applications, including data centers, high-performance workstations, and gaming PCs.

Here are a number of the blessings of the usage of NVMe storage:

Improved performance: NVMe storage can significantly improve the performance of your system, especially for applications that require a lot of I/O.

Reduced latency: NVMe storage also has lower latency than traditional storage devices, which can make your system feel more responsive.

Increased scalability: NVMe storage can support more devices than traditional storage devices, making it ideal for large-scale storage deployments.

Improved power efficiency: NVMe storage is more power-efficient than traditional storage devices, which can help to reduce your energy costs.

If you are looking for the best possible storage performance, then NVMe is the way to go. It is a relatively new technology, but it is quickly becoming the standard for flash storage.