VxRack FLEX and VxFlex Ready Nodes, also known as the Flex family, create a server-based SAN by combining virtualization software, known as VxFlex OS, with Dell EMC PowerEdge servers to deliver flexibility, scalability, and capacity on demand. Local storage resources are combined to create a virtual pool of block storage with varying performance tiers. The platform enables you to start small (with as little as four nodes) and scale incrementally. The Flex family provides enterprise-grade data protection, multi-tenant capabilities, and add-on enterprise features such as QoS, thin provisioning, and snapshots. VxFlex OS is the key enabler and provides an unmatched combination of performance, resiliency and flexibility to address enterprise data center needs. The unique features of VxFlex OS make it an excellent complement to Kubernetes for stateful applications, such as databases, continuous integration, logging and monitoring platforms.
Dell VxFlex Ready Nodes was previously known as VxFlex Ready Nodes.
Dell VxFlex Ready Nodes is the #17 ranked solution in HCI Software. PeerSpot users give Dell VxFlex Ready Nodes an average rating of 8.0 out of 10. Dell VxFlex Ready Nodes is most commonly compared to VxRail: Dell VxFlex Ready Nodes vs VxRail. Dell VxFlex Ready Nodes is popular among the large enterprise segment, accounting for 58% of users researching this solution on PeerSpot. The top industry researching this solution are professionals from a computer software company, accounting for 17% of all views.
