It provides a dashboard. You can adjust the signature of the drives to prioritize certain servers over others.

We run all our VMs off of it, and we use Acronis Backup.

I use the solution in my company for virtualization. If you want to create virtual machines in your organization rather than put physical servers in, opt for HCI solutions the right way.

The primary use case is to create our own cloud and virtualization out of the cloud.

Scale Computing HC3 is used by customers to install their software, such as SAGE Computer, Time Clock solutions, and QuickBooks. It's similar to a normal server with Windows and all the users have access. For example, you install a Windows server, and from then on it works the same as any server in the market. 

We were running Dynamics AX, so my environment had 12 VMs. We had one or two 2012 Windows servers and I had two 2012 SQL servers, and an R2 as well.

We use HC3 for our internal servers and POCs for customers to test the solution before buying.

My primary use is for small-end businesses with fewer than thirty VMs.