The benchmarks in this document were captured on the following appliances:

Small Appliance (BA11-S-CAP1S):
1U Dell R6615
16 core AMD EPYC3, 64GB RAM
Total Capacity: 11.2TB
Capture Capacity: ~56TB
Compression cards: 1

Medium Appliance (BA11-L-CAP1M-A1M):
2U Dell R7625
64 core AMD EPYC3, 256GB RAM
Total Capacity: 22.4TB
Capture Capacity: ~112TB
Compression cards: 1

Medium Appliance with extended capture space (BA11-L-CAP1XXL-A1M):
2U Dell R7625
64 core AMD EPYC3, 256GB RAM
Total Capacity: 210TB
Capture Capacity: ~1.05PB
Compression cards: 1

Large Appliance (BA22-XXL-CAP1L-A1M):
2U Dell R7625
192 core AMD EPYC3, 512GB RAM
Total Capacity: 44.8TB
Capture Capacity: ~224TB
Compression cards: 2

Large Appliance with extended capture space (BA22-XXL-CAP1XXL-A1M):
2U Dell R7625
192 core AMD EPYC3, 512GB RAM
Total Capacity: 210TB
Capture Capacity: ~1.05PB
Compression cards: 2

These were chosen as representative appliances of different sizes, but one of the key advantages of the Beeks Analytics open scaling is the ability to precisely tailor the hardware to your individual requirements. This is enabled by Beeks Analytics use of commercially available server hardware.