The solution is easy to use.
The product has global name recognition.
The performance, overall, is quite impressive.
The stability of the solution is good.
The solution lacks a cloud version.
It would be useful if the solution could direct to AWS or Google Cloud effectively or have an AWS version. With the global lockdown conditions, you can't get to the site. It would be easier if it was connected to the cloud.
The solution can be a bit complex for those not well versed in the technology.
I've been using this solution for a few years now.
The solution, so far, has been very stable for us. We don't have issues with Isilon itself, however, every once in a while we do face a few stability issues.
The solution is scalable, however, it's quite complex, so it's not exactly straightforward. For organizations that have a lot of items they need to upgrade, it's good to have support to help. However, the solution can scale if a company needs to.
We have a few hundred users on the solution right now.
The technical support aspect of the solution has been good. We've been satisfied with their level of attention and find them to be knowledgable and helpful.
We didn't previously use a different solution, however, we are looking to switch solutions now, simply due to the fact that we would like to migrate to the cloud.
The initial setup was a bit complex for personal not knowledgeable with the solution. When you are just shown a manual, it does take a while to understand how everything works. It's not exactly straightforward.
While the initial setup isn't too expensive, it can end up being expensive depending on how many machines you have or how big you are.
We're a reseller of Isilon products.
I'm not sure which version of the solution we are using. It's one of the version seven releases.
Right now, we are researching moving from on-premise to cloud, and want to know whether there is something that is more convenient than Isilon when moving to a cloud server.
For example, with EMC, if you have something on-premise, and if you want a cloud version, you should rather take ECS. The company finds the concept a bit confusing, so they are looking around for something that is similar in terms of ease of use, and yet has a cloud version as an option.
As it stands now, I'd advise new users to rather use the Dell EMC service and learn on the job. It will be faster to get set up and be able to handle the solution.
It's still a fairly good solution. Overall, I'd rate it eight out of ten.