User Reviews of Dell PowerMax NVMe & NetApp NVMe AFF A800
Updated March 2024
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Dell PowerMax NVMe review
GehadSaid
Senior Presales Solutions Engineer at Metra Group
Small Business suitability and offers a price-sensitive environment
Some features could be better. I think if we can integrate PowerMax with the public cloud, it would be safer as we can have the service without any data on-premises or in the public or hybrid cloud. And we can remove all the data from on-premises and the public cloud. This would make migration and data recovery quicker. There is room for...
NetApp NVMe AFF A800 review
Programmer Analyst at a university with 10,001+ employees
Very easy to manage, highly stable and offers robustness of the CLI, API, and GUI
Cost and speed are the biggest concerns. NetApp systems they're not slow, but they don't match the raw IOPs of some other parallel file systems design. The underlying architecture of the NetApp system isn't as conducive to pure raw speed, whether it's data I/O or metadata I/O, compared to some of their competitors. So that's a significant...
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