DATASHEET | FlashStation FS3600

Fast, Scalable, and Affordable

FS3600 is an all-flash NAS solution that delivers more than

195,000 iSCSI

4K random write IOPS1, ideal for enterprises looking for high-speed

infrastructure that responds fast under I/O intensive workloads, such as

database, virtualization, or OLTP applications. FS3600 is

10GbE-ready

and is easily integrated to businesses' existing LAN environment, with a

competitive total cost of ownership.

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Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM), the award-winning

and web-based operating system, FS3600 provides an intuitive graphical

user interface that lets IT administrators manage and monitor system

resource easily and efficiently. FS3600 supports easy storage capacity

expansion using Synology Expansion Unit

FX2421/RX1217sas2, without

removing existing data or installing additional management software.

Built for Your SAN Storage Needs

Synology FS3600 offers a fully certified virtualization solution with

support for

VMware® vSphere™, Microsoft® Hyper-V®, Citrix®

XenServer™, and OpenStack® Cinder. It supports both iSCSI and NFS

protocols, and integrates with

VMware VAAI and Microsoft ODX,

allowing IT administrators to effectively deploy and facilitate storage

operations in various virtualization environments. IT administrators

can efficiently manage virtualized workloads using Synology's intuitive

user interface, as well as add-on plugins for VMware and Windows

environments. Features including

instant snapshots, fast cloning, NFS

v4.1, and thin provisioning deliver more flexibility to accommodate

different administration needs.

At no additional license cost, you can further protect your virtualized

workload with a comprehensive suite of data protection applications,

including

Synology Snapshot Replication, Hyper Backup, Active

Backup for Business and Synology High Availability, to handle various

protection scenarios.

Integration With Existing SAN

Synology systems can integrate with your

virtualization platforms and easily replace aging

SAN storage arrays in any organization's existing

infrastructure.