We performed a comparison between Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform and INFINIDAT InfiniBox based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about Dell Technologies, NetApp, Nasuni and others in NAS."It is very flexible, and it is very useful when you want to virtualize different storage from different vendors."
"One of the features, for us, that is important is the monitoring platform integrated into the solution. It has all the elements that we need to see, at all times, to be sure the platform is working right."
"It is robust. It doesn't need too much troubleshooting. It is a good device."
"I am happy about the storage system and availability."
"The performance is very good."
"The solution is very user-friendly in terms of maintenance and configuration. It's also possible to connect the solution to other storage management solutions."
"The most valuable features are external storage virtualization and the 100 percent data guaranteed availability."
"In terms of performance and ability, the product can stand up against its competitors since the solution offers two controller systems to users."
"This product has good performance."
"Mostly, their support is also great at reacting to issues but moreover, proactive to prevent issues."
"The user interface should be made simpler because it is difficult to manage."
"The embedded management for installation feature has neither simplified nor complicated the management process, therefore, there is room for improvement."
"At the moment, I don't see any room for improvement in Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G Series because my experience with the product is very good. The software is okay and you can manage the storage well. What I'd like to see in the next release of Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G Series is for it to be a real NAS solution because right now, you need to use a Hitachi converter called HNAS which makes the process a little bit more expensive. In my opinion, Hitachi should look into the possibility of unifying the HNAS into full storage, meaning that the HNAS should be integrated into the Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G Series."
"The pricing is high, but the product is good. Additional features like data duplication might make it even better."
"The interface should be simplified and made easier to use."
"We've only faced some minor issues. For example, the documentation of some features isn't as detailed as we would like."
"One problem is that there are too many management tools for the F Series and for all the other Hitachi storage systems. There are four or five such solutions. Maybe these could be combined in the future."
"There is a drawback related to Hitachi's configuration flexibility. The Hitachi storage platform solution is not flexible. That means that both the Hitachi and the partner presale guys have to do a lot of work to design a solution."
"The response time for read requests can be improved."
"InfiniBox, right now, offers only asynchronous replication between two storages."
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Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform is ranked 5th in NAS with 48 reviews while INFINIDAT InfiniBox is ranked 7th in Enterprise SAN. Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform is rated 8.4, while INFINIDAT InfiniBox is rated 8.0. The top reviewer of Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform writes "It's a high-performing solution with strong architecture". On the other hand, the top reviewer of INFINIDAT InfiniBox writes "Good performance, suitable for big data, but the response time could be improved". Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform is most compared with IBM FlashSystem, Dell PowerStore, NetApp AFF, Dell Unity XT and Pure Storage FlashArray, whereas INFINIDAT InfiniBox is most compared with Pure Storage FlashArray, NetApp AFF, VMware vSAN, Dell Unity XT and Dell XtremIO.
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