Nas cloud backup synology pro#
Populated with 22TB WD Red Pro HDDs, the DS223j showed 10,427 IOPS read and 7,896 IOPS write in SMB, while reaching 14,283 IOPS read and 14,231 IOPS write in iSCSI. Our next benchmark subjects the drives to 100% read and write activity at 8k sequential throughput. Moving on to max latency, the DS223j showed better performance with the SMB protocol, posting 3,132ms read and 1,134ms write while iSCSI showed 101,764ms read and 2,852.6 write (HDD).įor standard deviation, the DS223j recorded 79.58ms read and 121.42ms write in SMB, and 2,119.52ms read and 282.06ms write in iSCSI with our RAID6 config. In average latency, the DS223j posted read and writes of 1,570.90ms and 356.49ms (SMB), and 533.58ms and 371.15ms (iSCSI) The write performance was about the same for SMB and iSCSI, but iSCSI has a substantial edge in reads, topping out near 500 IOPS. Our first throughput test measures 4K random performance of the DS223j. When testing NAS platforms, for each storage pool we benchmark, we provision four shared folders for 25GB files and four 25GB iSCSI luns. These profiles have been developed to make it easier to compare to our past benchmarks, as well as widely-published values such as max 4K read and write speed and 8K 70/30, which is commonly used for storage devices. Our Enterprise Synthetic Workload Analysis includes three profiles based on common workload sizes. Latency Standard Deviation (Read+Write Standard Deviation Averaged Together).Max Latency (Peak Read or Write Latency).Average Latency (Read+Write Latency Averaged Together).Preconditioning and Primary Steady-State Tests: Since hard drives reach their rated performance level very quickly, we only graph out the main sections of each test. The device is then tested in set intervals in multiple thread/queue depth profiles to show performance under light and heavy usage. Our enterprise NAS testing process preconditions each drive-set into steady-state with the same workload the device will be tested with under a heavy load of 16 threads, with an outstanding queue of 16 per thread. The DS233j doesn’t use hot-swap drive caddies like more expensive units from Synology.įor this review, we are using 2x 22TB WD Red Pro in a RAID1 configuration with the embedded 1GbE NIC. To access the drive bays, the white cover needs to be removed and the drives screwed into place. The DS223j is meant to hold two 3.5″ drives, but it can also hold two 2.5″ drives. Like other NAS systems, the drives do not come with the system, meaning that you will need to buy your own in order to get started. A DC in 12V port is positioned below the LAN and USB ports. Under the indicator lights, we can see the red power button with a blue indicator light.Īll of the ports on the system can be found on the backside along with the fan. Taking a look at the front, the device has four green indicator lights which measure the status, LAN, and disks 1 and 2. The DS223j is pretty simple in terms of the hardware layout. number of concurrent SMB/NFS/AFP/FTP connections: 100 Synology Hybrid RAID (SHR), Basic, JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1 External: Btrfs, ext4, ext3, FAT32, NTFS, HFS+, exFAT.2 x 3.5″ or 2.5″ SATA HDD/SSD (with optional 2.5″ Disk Holder).The Synology DS223j is relatively inexpensive, going for $190 on Amazon without drives. Incidentally, Synology has a line of affordable security cameras as well, we recently reviewed the Synology BC500 IP camera. The DS223j is also compatible with the Synology Surveillance Station or other video surveillance systems and provides a reliable backup for video footage. The NAS also leverages file self-healing, data snapshots, and data cloning. It can also sync to public or private cloud storage platforms such as Google Drive, Dropbox, and Microsoft OneDrive. Data can be synced between different sites among multiple Synology systems. Along with this, having a tangible backup and secure location is important for many users.Īdditionally, Synology provides a lot of data flexibility beyond the NAS itself. This makes it great for storing family photos, movies, and other large groups of media. Stored files and media can be accessed from anywhere and shared with anyone, making it perfect for a small team or family that’s outgrowing cloud accounts or in-device storage. It has a secure private cloud, easy sharing and syncing, and comprehensive data protection. The DS223j is an all-in-one platform to organize your data. The NAS features the Realtek RTD1619B 4-core processor (1.7GHz), 1GB maximum memory, one 1GbE RJ-45 LAN port, and two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports. The Synology DS223j is an affordable 2-bay NAS solution designed for home use or small workgroups, offering reasonable levels of performance and reliability.
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