Arista 7150S
High Performance and Power Efficient Software Defined Networking Switch
The Arista 7150S series represents the industry’s leading ultra low latency 1RU 1/10/40GbE layer 2/3/4 wire speed switch family, off ering a unique combination of performance, advanced functionality and extensive onboard resources.
Designed to suit the requirements of demanding environments such as ultra low latency financial ECNs, HPC clusters and cloud data centers, the class-leading deterministic latency from 350ns is coupled with a set of advanced tools for monitoring and controlling mission critical environments.
Product Highlights
Performance
- 7150S-24: 24×1/10GbE
- 7150S-52: 52×1/10GbE
- 7150S-64: 48×1/10GbE and 4 x 10/40GbE
- Up to 1.28 terabits per second
- Up to 960 million packets per second
- Wire speed L2 and L3 forwarding
Ultra Low Latency
- From 350 nanosecond latency
- Same latency for L2 and L3
- Low latency at 1,10 and 40GbE
- Low jitter for unicast and multicast
- Dynamic buffer allocation
Advanced Provisioning & Monitoring
- CloudVision
- LANZ Microburst Analysis
- IEEE 1588 PTP high precision clock option
- Ultra Low Latency NAT, MNAT
- DANZ Advanced Mirroring & TAP
Aggregation for improved visibility
- sFlow (RFC3176)
- Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP)
- VMTracer
- Self-configure/recover from USB
Data Center Optimized Design
- Typical power draw from 3.5W/port
- 1+1 redundant & hot-swappable power
- N+1 redundant & hot-swappable fans
- Front-to-rear or rear-to-front fans
Data Center Class Design
- Resilient Control Plane
- Dual-core x86 CPU
- 4GB DRAM
- 2GB Flash
- User applications can run in a VM
Built-in Solid State Storage
- Solid State Drive option
- Store logs and data captures
- Leverage linux tools with no limitations
Arista Extensible Operating System
- Single binary image
- Fine-grained truly modular network OS
- Stateful Fault Containment (SFC)
- Stateful Fault Repair (SFR)
- Full access to Linux shell and tools
- Extensible platform – bash, python, C++
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