Most of my customers are using it for the infrastructure and database, and of course, the virtualization.

I have experience with HPE NonStop and HPE Proliant ML as we have some ProLiant servers on our network that we're still using, but we might be moving them to Dell.

Clients are using HPE Proliant ML for different purposes. Some are using it for their AD servers and network management solutions. They are also using the DL series for their ERPs and SAP.

The tool is designed for virtualization and critical data center applications. Therefore, as customers, we use it for such purposes.

We use it for database and file serving.

We use HPE Proliant server for VMware.

Basically, we primarily use it for applications, and one of them is for our database.

We use the solution to create the infrastructure. 

We use one ProLiant for our secrets server and two for Hyper-V.

We primarily use these as file servers. Rarely, we use them for applications.

We are in a physical environment. We have a head office that is based in Saudi Arabia, as well as a second one.

Our customers use the solution for Active Directory.