ROSE Data server (RDS)

Third parties control your data. Should they? Your business, your files, and your future are handed over to external providers with unclear policies and unknown risks. Stop relying on the cloud. Own your infrastructure.

Introducing the Rose Data Server (RDS2216), a high-performance, all-in-one storage, networking, and container platform designed for enterprise environments. Secure, scalable, and under your control.

Why Choose RDS2216?

• 20 U.2 NVMe storage slots. Ultra-fast, high-density storage for demanding workloads.
• 100G high-speed networking 2× 100G QSFP28 ports, 4× 25G SFP28 ports, 4× 10G SFP+ ports, 2× 10G Ethernet ports, and an extra SFF-8644 interface for flexible connectivity.
• 16-core 2 GHz ARM CPU + 32GB DDR4 RAM, high-performance processing for networking, storage, and virtualisation.
• Massive energy savings, cut power consumption and heat output while maintaining high performance an eco-friendly solution for data-heavy environments.
• Runs RouterOS, the most flexible, modular networking OS. Supports advanced storage capabilities, including exporting block devices over NVMe-TCP, encryption layers, and modular storage configurations for scalable infrastructure. No subscriptions. No paywalls.
• Container-ready run MinIO, Nextcloud, Shinobi, Frigate, and other OCI-compliant containers with ease. We’ve added two USB ports for additional devices and further adaptability.
• Includes dual hot-swappable power supplies, ensuring uninterrupted operation and quick replacement without unnecessary downtime.

One Device. Endless Possibilities.

• It’s a breakthrough in flexible networking and storage for the most demanding enterprise environments. Reliable 100-Gigabit connectivity. Ultra-fast NVMe storage support. Containers. Enterprise-grade performance.
• No subscriptions. No paywalls. Just pure, future-proof performance.
• You buy it, you own it. Forever. That’s a core MikroTik principle.
• For more info, F.A.Q., and real-life use case examples, see the product brochure in the Downloads section below.