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OpenJBOD

OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.

Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:

  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.

These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.

Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!

If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!

OpenJBOD Projects

OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.

OpenJBOD RP2040

The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:

  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks

OpenJBOD Tank

The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:

  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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README.md
OpenJBOD
OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.
Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:
  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.
These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.
Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!
If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!
OpenJBOD Projects
OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.
OpenJBOD RP2040
The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:
  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks
OpenJBOD Tank
The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:
  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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OpenJBOD
OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.
Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:
  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.
These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.
Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!
If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!
OpenJBOD Projects
OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.
OpenJBOD RP2040
The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:
  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks
OpenJBOD Tank
The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:
  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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README.md
OpenJBOD
OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.
Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:
  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.
These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.
Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!
If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!
OpenJBOD Projects
OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.
OpenJBOD RP2040
The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:
  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks
OpenJBOD Tank
The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:
  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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README.md
OpenJBOD
OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.
Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:
  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.
These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.
Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!
If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!
OpenJBOD Projects
OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.
OpenJBOD RP2040
The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:
  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks
OpenJBOD Tank
The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:
  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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OpenJBOD
OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.
Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:
  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.
These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.
Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!
If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!
OpenJBOD Projects
OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.
OpenJBOD RP2040
The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:
  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks
OpenJBOD Tank
The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:
  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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OpenJBOD
OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.
Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:
  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.
These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.
Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!
If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!
OpenJBOD Projects
OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.
OpenJBOD RP2040
The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:
  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks
OpenJBOD Tank
The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:
  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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OpenJBOD
OpenJBOD is a project that aims to make it easier to build disk shelves or "Just a Bunch Of Disks" units.
Traditionally, JBODs are sold as part of Enterprise storage systems and are made up of relatively few components:
  • A case
  • Power supplies
  • A control plane for managing the power status
  • One (or more) SAS expanders.
These components all work together to allow the JBOD to host a number of disks while allowing only a server connected via the SAS expander (often referred to as a head unit) to access and manage the disks themselves.
Have an idea for a project? Wanna talk about how to use these components or share new ideas? Check out our discussions!
If you are an individual or a company looking for a large quantity of boards or a custom board project, please feel free to contact oliver [at] omlogix [dot] com with inquiries!
OpenJBOD Projects
OpenJBOD aims to make it easier to build JBODs out of commodity hardware by providing some of the more niche or rare to come by components.
OpenJBOD RP2040
The OpenJBOD RP2040 is an open source control plane that allows users to remotely control a JBOD chassis, its features include:
  • Network management over ethernet
  • ATX power supply control
  • PCI-e slot for a standalone SAS expander
  • Fan controller with five fan headers
  • On-board temperature probe for accurate fan curve responses
  • Option for an external temperature probe for more accurate readings near disks
OpenJBOD Tank
The OpenJBOD Tank software is a firmware package based on Zephyr. Paired with the above board it offers:
  • Configurable networking (DHCP or Static IP assignment)
  • Authentication
  • Customizable power-on behavior (Power up immediately, follow USB port power)
  • Customizable fan curve
  • OTA software updates

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