Traditional relational data storage systems have been criticized by poor performance and lacking of fault tolerance, therefore it cannot satisfy the efficiency requirement of the massive unstructured data management. A non-relational storage management mechanism with high-performance and high-availability was proposed. First, a user-friendly application interface was designed, and data could be distributed to multiple storage nodes through efficient consistent hashing algorithm. Second, a configurable data replication mechanism was presented to enhance availability of the storage system. Finally, a query fault handling mechanism was proposed to improve the storage system's fault-tolerance and avoid service outages, which were caused by the node failure. The experimental results show that the concurrent access capacity of the proposed storage system increases by 30% and 50% respectively compared to traditional file system and relational database under different user workloads; meanwhile, the availability loss of the storage system under the fault state is less than 14% in a reasonable response time. Therefore, it is applicable for efficient storage management of massive unstructured data.