IT Infrastructure Senior SAP BASIS Administrator at Embraco
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Mar 14, 2025
HPE All-Flash Storage does not have snapshot immutability, which is something I need. This was a significant factor in my decision to switch from HPE to Dell PowerStore ( /products/dell-powerstore-reviews ).
It might be expensive. If budgets are not a concern for any client, I recommend All-Flash. If there are tight budgets, I then suggest going for MSS storage because both offer deduplication and compression techniques. The first option, Alletra, definitely provides better IOPS and guaranteed performance. It is slightly more expensive. People who do not have any budgetary concerns, whose priority is performance, should go with Alletra.
There are some areas that could be improved in HPE All-Flash Storage. The performance could be enhanced, as it is currently better in HPE Alletra. They could work on improving performances in all-flash storages and NVMe storages.
The tool has some performance issues during thin provisioning. Other storages do not have such issues. Thin provisioning is working fine in our NVMe storage. We have to assign an allocated drive for the solution. The support, visibility, and reporting features must be improved.
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HPE All-Flash Storage does not have snapshot immutability, which is something I need. This was a significant factor in my decision to switch from HPE to Dell PowerStore ( /products/dell-powerstore-reviews ).
It might be expensive. If budgets are not a concern for any client, I recommend All-Flash. If there are tight budgets, I then suggest going for MSS storage because both offer deduplication and compression techniques. The first option, Alletra, definitely provides better IOPS and guaranteed performance. It is slightly more expensive. People who do not have any budgetary concerns, whose priority is performance, should go with Alletra.
There are some areas that could be improved in HPE All-Flash Storage. The performance could be enhanced, as it is currently better in HPE Alletra. They could work on improving performances in all-flash storages and NVMe storages.
The tool has some performance issues during thin provisioning. Other storages do not have such issues. Thin provisioning is working fine in our NVMe storage. We have to assign an allocated drive for the solution. The support, visibility, and reporting features must be improved.
The platform's price needs improvement.