Hi peers,
I would like to understand better the TCO of HPE Greenlake. I see that HPE Greenlake offers a pay-as-you-use solution (similar to a public cloud).
Is it really competitive compared to the conventional model (i.e. buy and use) or should I choose public cloud storage?
Thanks for your help!
HPE Greenlake, as reported, is a pay-as-you-use (PaaS) solution that offers several advantages over traditional storage solutions deployed on-premises, including:
HPE Greenlake may be scaled up or down as needed, which helps businesses save on hardware costs.
Many find the solution easy to deploy and manage, which could help businesses be more agile.
HPE Greenlake is reportedly secure by design and offers many features to help businesses protect their data.
However, they say HPE Greenlake may be more expensive than traditional on-premises storage solutions in the long run because businesses may need to pay a monthly fee to use HPE Greenlake.
Public cloud storage may be another option for businesses looking for a scalable and agile solution. Public cloud storage may typically be more expensive than HPE Greenlake in the short term. However, it could be more cost-effective in the long run if businesses need to store a large amount of data or if they need to scale their storage needs quickly.
The best way to compare the TCO of HPE Greenlake and public cloud storage may be to do a detailed cost analysis, including factors such as hardware, software, maintenance, and support costs.
Here are some factors to consider when choosing between HPE Greenlake and public cloud storage: