AI workloads often rely on new all-flash arrays alongside older storage holding critical historical data. Open-source and Chinese technology platforms add further variety. Teams face multiple consoles, inconsistent alerts and limited visibility into capacity and performance.

Manage storage from one screen

  • Connect supported storage through the network without replacing the underlying hardware.
  • OSMP supports product families from 52 brands, including Dell, HPE, IBM, EMC, NetApp, Huawei, Inspur, MacroSAN and Sugon, as well as environments using Hygon and Loongson technology.
  • View equipment through a shared management interface.

Monitor the metrics that affect service

  • Track physical disks, LUNs, partitions, throughput, IOPS and latency instead of relying only on ping.
  • Include Fibre Channel switches from vendors such as Brocade and Cisco, plus physical, virtual and hyperconverged servers.
  • Use IOPS and response time trends to identify performance bottlenecks before they disrupt workloads.

Operate legacy and new infrastructure together

  • Automated inspections: Generate daily health reports across the storage estate.
  • Physical topology: Map SAN connections from servers through switches to storage and LUNs.
  • Change records: Preserve configuration history for investigation and accountability.

CloudSino OSMP brings heterogeneous storage into one operational view, helping teams manage capacity, health and dependencies without standardizing every device on a single vendor.

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