Secsmart New Lake Storage System is an enterprise-level distributed data storage system developed by Secsmart . It provides block, file, and object data services simultaneously through a single storage system, meeting the storage needs for structured and unstructured data from upper-layer business systems. It offers one-stop data resource management and built-in data protection functions, helping users fully explore the potential value of existing data. The Secsmart New lake Storage System integrates local storage resources to build a distributed storage pool, easily assisting small and medium-sized enterprises in achieving cost-controlled small-scale horizontal expansion storage. It also supports large-scale enterprises in realizing storage resource pools at the EB level, integrating or replacing existing mid-range storage facilities, or constructing application convergence solutions to support various business applications. This product is widely applicable to government, energy, electricity, finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and other industry sectors.

1. Local Storage Deployment
For local online, nearline storage, and hierarchical storage scenarios, Secsmart New lake Storage System uses a direct deployment method with multiple nodes forming a fully distributed architecture, providing different storage interfaces such as block, file, and object for various front-end applications. The New lake Storage System and front-end applications are physically isolated by network devices, with the business network and management network belonging to different network planes. All nodes' networks are redundant, providing ultra-high gigabit business network performance and extremely high data security and reliability.

2. Co-location Dual-Active and Two-Site Three-Center Disaster Recovery
For data disaster recovery, Secsmart New lake Storage System utilizes storage replication technology and adopts a bypass deployment mode, which has minimal impact on the performance of the primary storage business.

Co-location Dual-Active Disaster Recovery: Supports extended cluster technology, which can synchronize local data to a same-city site in real-time, constructing a business dual-active architecture.

Two-Site Three-Center Disaster Recovery: Supports asynchronous replication or backup of data to remote disaster recovery sites or public clouds, providing cost-effective remote disaster recovery protection for data.