QNAP TS-h1090FU 10-Bay NVMe SATA All-Flash Rackmount NAS

All-Flash Performance in a Single Rack Unit The QNAP TS-h1090FU brings enterprise flash storage, AMD EPYC processing and dual 25GbE connectivity into a compact 1U enclosure. Its ten U.2 NVMe or SATA SSD bays suit virtual machines, shared production files and transactional workloads that benefit from a responsive storage platform. QuTS hero combines the ZFS file system with end-to-end data integrity and flexible storage services. ECC memory, redundant power supplies and high-speed networking provide the foundation for a carefully designed business storage system, while PCIe expansion leaves room for compatible network or storage upgrades. Highlights Ten hot-swappable 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe PCIe Gen4 x4 or SATA SSD bays AMD EPYC processor with ECC DDR4 RDIMM memory Two 25GbE SFP28 and two 2.5GbE network ports Two PCIe Gen4 x16 slots for compatible expansion Redundant 550W power supplies and five-year warranty Key Features Flash Storage Where Space Matters A single rack unit holds ten SSDs, allowing an all-flash pool without allocating a large chassis. Choose qualified U.2 NVMe SSDs for PCIe connectivity or supported SATA SSDs to suit the storage design. This model does not accept hard disk drives. Enterprise Processing and a Clear Configuration Choice The Configuration selector identifies processor core class and installed memory together. Eight-core versions use an EPYC 7232P or manufacturer-qualified 7252 revision; sixteen-core versions use EPYC 7302P. Confirm the exact supplied revision before fulfilment when the processor model is a project requirement. Networking Beyond a Single Workstation Dual SFP28 25GbE links provide connection options for a compatible storage network, while separate 2.5GbE ports can serve management or additional networks. Switches, transceivers, cables and end-to-end network design must support the selected link speed. Protection Built into the Storage Workflow Use snapshots, replication and backup jobs together to support recovery from accidental changes and equipment failures. ZFS checksums, RAID and ECC memory help protect the storage platform, but an independent backup remains essential for important data. Summary The TS-h1090FU is a compact all-flash platform for organisations that need enterprise processing, SSD flexibility and high-speed network access in a 1U rack. Plan the SSDs, network links, RAID groups and independent backup together for the intended workload. Frequently Asked Questions Which configuration should I choose?ExpandCollapse Use the Configuration selector to choose the processor class and installed memory together. Size the CPU, RAM, drives and networking for the actual applications and number of users. The SKU shown for your selection identifies the exact configured offer. Which drives can I install?ExpandCollapse 10 × 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe Gen4 x4 or SATA 6Gb/s SSD bays; SSDs supplied separately. HDDs are not supported. Check each exact drive against QNAP’s compatibility list before ordering; usable capacity depends on the RAID and file-system design. Are the advertised network ports built in?ExpandCollapse 2 × 25GbE SFP28 SmartNIC ports; 2 × 2.5GbE RJ45 ports. Transceivers, network cables, switches and optional adapters are separate unless explicitly included. How many surveillance camera licences are included?ExpandCollapse On a supported QVR Surveillance installation, two camera channels are included and six more can be claimed after registration, giving eight free channels. QVR Pro offers eight included channels on supported QTS configurations. Extra-channel availability depends on the NAS and QVR version; confirm compatibility and licensing before planning beyond the free entitlement. Camera count also depends on bitrate, resolution, recording settings, storage and other workloads. Can this NAS run virtual machines and containers?ExpandCollapse Supported Virtualization Station and Container Station packages provide virtual machine and container functions. Virtualization Station requires at least 4GB RAM and Container Station at least 1GB; these are installation minimums, not a workload sizing recommendation. Allocate additional resources for the guest systems and NAS services. Does RAID replace an independent backup?ExpandCollapse No. RAID helps with selected drive failures, while snapshots can recover earlier versions under the right conditions. Neither is a complete independent backup. Keep a separate, current backup and test restoration; ransomware, deletion, theft or damage can affect data that remains only on the NAS. 더 보기