We are using version 3. It's deployed on-premises. We are using it as a DR as of now. We have the Isilon in our environment, so we are taking the tertiary backups to this ECS just for disaster recovery purposes. It's secondary storage.

We are increasing our usage. Our primary storage is growing, so we have to go to secondary storage to cope with the data. We refresh it almost every six months or one year at least.

Because it's secondary storage, users don't have direct access to it. Only the storage administrators have access to it for any DR or any recovery, but the primary storage itself is used by around 17,000 people. It's one of the largest Isilon clusters in the UK. It's around 106 nodes.

We are a system integrator and this is one of the products that we implement for our clients.

This is a cloud-based object storage platform.

We installed it last year at a customer site.

We use it for archive and for backups, our third copy backups.

We create a service for our customers to access EMC Storage.

We use this product for an on-premises server to access the EMC storage. We locate our EMC in our IDC center, and we provide our enterprise customers access to it. 

We sell this service, space, and AWS SAN storage.

We primarily use this as a storage solution. My system is based on it.

Dell EMC ECS is the leading storage area network, you can do anything with it. Some companies have 10,000 users, it depends on the structure.

Dell EMC ECS is for the object storage that is specifically designed for the purpose.

We use the solution for data storage, although not for ones in large quantities. 

We are using it mainly for storage. We have its latest version.

We are using Dell EMC ECS for our web applications.