We performed a comparison between Dell SC Series and Huawei OceanStor V3 Storage System based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about Hitachi Vantara, IBM, Dell Technologies and others in Frame-Based Disk Arrays."The setup is straightforward."
"Performance-wise it's high speed. It's also more stable and scalable."
"I think that Dell EMC is one of the best technical support services in Ukraine."
"This solution is easy to use."
"The performance benefits weren't surprising, we expected that. What we didn't expect were the densification benefits that we got out of going all-flash. We're able to put more applications on the arrays because of how all-flash performs. The way some of the application profiles have responded to all-flash has been really pleasing."
"Everything is sub-5 MS for us. What I've found is that, with all-flash, when an app from my business is slow, I pretty much know it's them and not me. It leads to a performance conversation that has really hit an interesting threshold point where we are better than what they need. So now we get to have that "refactoring your application" conversation a lot quicker because now the performance on the infrastructure side isn't in question anymore."
"There's some new stuff coming with 7.3, which just got released, where they're spreading the sparing across the whole array, rather than having a dedicated spare disk, and have it sit there and do nothing until one of them dies, and then it kicks in - and having to rebuild all of that. Now, they'll do the sparing across all the disks and they say that is going to add not only space but performance to the array, with 7.3."
"Easy management of volumes: You can create volumes and easily assign them to VMware clusters, increasing their size."
"Huawei has a lot of penetration into accounts in Islamabad and the whole region, especially in Islamabad, because this is where our capital is, this is where most of the government offices are."
"While the scalability is good, there are certain limitations."
"The administration and support (on the way that they delivered) was a little bit slow."
"What I understand is that this is a 13 year old architecture, so it has lived its life and they're phasing it out. Honestly, we were initially struggling with the integration with VMware (but it was fixed with the VMware 6.5) and, then, it was around a 10GB network. At that time, it had the longevity to go to 100GB as well. It got us thinking about, when we go into the containerized architecture, what do we need to do to fix the infrastructure?"
"The SC Series doesn't support NVMe storage."
"I would like to see an integrated key manager in the controllers. Currently, it's an external product. It would be nice to have the option of having a built-in key for self-encrypting drive features."
"The connection should be better integrated with the network to offer a better view of the system."
"It would be helpful if the solution offered higher performance, at least on the back end."
"Dell could improve the upgrading process."
"It is an expensive product. They should lower the price."
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Dell SC Series is ranked 3rd in Frame-Based Disk Arrays with 49 reviews while Huawei OceanStor V3 Storage System is ranked 4th in Frame-Based Disk Arrays. Dell SC Series is rated 8.4, while Huawei OceanStor V3 Storage System is rated 0.0. The top reviewer of Dell SC Series writes "Automated architecture that proactively optimizes your database ". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Huawei OceanStor V3 Storage System writes "Offers good support but there are issues with the language barrier". Dell SC Series is most compared with Dell PowerStore, Dell Unity XT, IBM FlashSystem, Huawei OceanStor and HPE Nimble Storage, whereas Huawei OceanStor V3 Storage System is most compared with .
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