Senior Consultant at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 20
Jul 14, 2025
Our use case revolves around performance, as we mainly use NetApp AFF A-Series wherever performance-related workload is present. When we are working with any DB-related servers or when users want to build their own databases, we prefer NetApp AFF A-Series for such applications.
Service Advisor at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 10
Apr 25, 2025
The primary use case for NetApp AFF A-Series ( /products/netapp-aff-a-series-reviews ) is for block storage and SAN storage. I primarily use it for databases, specifically those related to SAN.
We are a storage service provider, and our main business case is to implement different types of customer workloads on NetApp AFF A-Series in a hotel setup. Our primary users of A-Series tend to be latency-sensitive web applications.
It has given us a stable, consistent, high-performance platform to run our enterprise software, including file shares and just about anything else. We're a VMware vSphere shop and run this solution for that entire system. It's really given us a leg up for general production purposes. We also own a disaster recovery site. We use SnapMirror to get all of our important volumes moved over there. It's been a very good fit.
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Our use case revolves around performance, as we mainly use NetApp AFF A-Series wherever performance-related workload is present. When we are working with any DB-related servers or when users want to build their own databases, we prefer NetApp AFF A-Series for such applications.
The primary use case for NetApp AFF A-Series ( /products/netapp-aff-a-series-reviews ) is for block storage and SAN storage. I primarily use it for databases, specifically those related to SAN.
We are a storage service provider, and our main business case is to implement different types of customer workloads on NetApp AFF A-Series in a hotel setup. Our primary users of A-Series tend to be latency-sensitive web applications.
It has given us a stable, consistent, high-performance platform to run our enterprise software, including file shares and just about anything else. We're a VMware vSphere shop and run this solution for that entire system. It's really given us a leg up for general production purposes. We also own a disaster recovery site. We use SnapMirror to get all of our important volumes moved over there. It's been a very good fit.
Our primary use case is for media infrastructure. NetApp is our backbone. It's the primary storage we use.