Today Diamanti made two announcements. First they are announcing the general availability of their new bare-metal hyper-converged infrastructure container platform, Diamanti D10. According to Diamanti, the D10 will allows companies to deploy Docker containers in seconds with guaranteed service levels at a fraction of the cost of traditional data center infrastructure. Diamanti is also announcing that it has raised an additional $18 million in series B funding.
Today Diamanti made two announcements. First they are announcing the general availability of their new bare-metal hyper-converged infrastructure container platform, Diamanti D10. According to Diamanti, the D10 will allows companies to deploy Docker containers in seconds with guaranteed service levels at a fraction of the cost of traditional data center infrastructure. Diamanti is also announcing that it has raised an additional $18 million in series B funding.
The new Diamanti D10 is the first platform that brings the efficiency of bare-metal containers to hyper-converged architecture. Diamanti claims the D10 can eliminate the I/O bottlenecks as well as the network and storage issues one would encounter in traditional infrastructure. The D10 comes pre-integrated with everything one would need for containerized applications such as container software, compute, networking and storage resources. The D10 also enforces an end-to-end quality-of-service from the CPU through the network to storage. Diamanti claims the D10 can reduce storage latencies to 100μs.
Diamanti D10 key specifications:
- Form factor: 1U
- CPU: 2x E5-2630V4 2.3 GHz
- Memory: 128GB
- Storage:
- 2x 480GB SATA SSD boot
- 4x 800 or 1600GB NVMe SSD data
- NVMe block storage volumes per container
- Performance tiering per container/volume
- Synchronous volume mirroring and fail-over
- Local and remote, clustered volume access
- Networking:
- 4x 10GbE per appliance
- SR-IOV virtual network interfaces per container
- Performance tiering per container/interface
- Automatic IP address assignment per interface
- Multiple network interfaces per container
- Multiple segmented networks, VLAN-aware
- Management software:
- Open-source Kubernetes, Docker, CentOS
- Diamanti Container Converged Infrastructure
- Cluster Management:
- Virtual management IP per cluster
- Automatic cluster fall-over
- Authenticated GUI, CLI, and REST API
- LDAP authentication
- Role-based access control
- Namespace management
- Audit log
- SNMP monitoring
The latest round of funding brings the company’s total funding to $30 million. This round was lead by Northgate Capital with additional investments from CRV, DFJ, Translink, and GSR Ventures. The funding will be used to drive growth across product development, support, sales, and marketing.
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