I consider scalability to be one of the best features that Dell PowerVault offers. Having the ability to expand up to 192 disks has been very important, and its supported RAID system has allowed me to keep the information in high availability. Its wide compatibility with Microsoft systems, VMware, Hyper-V, and Linux has allowed me to work without major problems. I would highlight the ease of administration as a feature I value most in Dell PowerVault. The controllers, particularly the dual controllers, seem fantastic to me. The supported technology they offer, both for bandwidth and performance, is spectacular. The design that allows us to consolidate storage, data-intensive applications, and enterprise virtualization is excellent. Dell PowerVault has positively impacted my organization by allowing us to scale infrastructure, saving us cloud storage costs by moving them to high availability in physical storage. The SAN connectivity among its different models, the MD3400, MD3800, and MD3860, has been transparent for us because the system interconnects quickly. The compatibility with VMware seemed fantastic to me. The performance, expansion, SAN connectivity, quick configuration of controllers, RAID-type arrays, and the architectures that Dell PowerVault maintains are very remarkable and they drive us to work effectively, reducing times and especially improving the response times of our services.
