Everpure FlashBlade vs. Object First

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Everpure FlashBlade
Score 9.9 out of 10
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Everpure (formerly Pure Storage) offers FlashBlade, a scale-out file and object storage – architected to consolidate complex data silos (like backup appliances and data lakes) while accelerating tomorrow's discoveries and insights.N/A
Object First
Score 0.0 out of 10
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Object First Ootbi is a Backup Storage solution designed for integration with Veeam. The appliance provides Immutable Storage, which prevents unauthorized modification of the Firmware, Operating System (OS), Storage Layer, and Backup Data. According to the vendor, Ootbi supports ingestion speeds of up to 8 GB/s and can be deployed in approximately 15 minutes. The system is intended for use without specialized security credentials and has received Third-Party Security…N/A
Pricing
Everpure FlashBladeObject First
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Everpure FlashBladeObject First
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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User Ratings
Everpure FlashBladeObject First
Likelihood to Recommend
8.4
(29 ratings)
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Usability
8.2
(1 ratings)
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Support Rating
8.2
(10 ratings)
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User Testimonials
Everpure FlashBladeObject First
Likelihood to Recommend
Everpure
If data storage, access, and security [are] of the highest priority to your business then Pure Storage FlashBlade is an excellent tool that must be considered. Analytics or sharing that requires the fastest speeds available will benefit from the NVMe solid-state drives they use which are far superior to spinning rust. It is less ideal for those who do not require such time-critical work.
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Object First LLC
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Pros
Everpure
  • Speed. We are seeing large transactions take very little time.
  • Upgrades- In-place upgrades of both hardware and software are extremely easy.
  • Ease of use- I have several engineers working on this and from setup to day to day operations it is extremely easy to maintain.
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Object First LLC
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Cons
Everpure
  • When reporting out a user has exceeded there quote, it only references the UID. It would certainly be nice it calls out the UID name that is clearly present in the Dashboard.
  • The ability to determine a snapshot total size would be helpful.
  • Proactive reachout to discuss new versions and assist in planning the upgrade would be a key win.
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Object First LLC
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Usability
Everpure
Good API, multi-protocol support is great.
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Object First LLC
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Support Rating
Everpure
Without exception, the contacts with support have been quick and extremely knowledgeable. I do not fear getting an underqualified engineer to assess or work on my arrays. In addition to this support structure, the sales engineers are top notch as well.
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Object First LLC
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Alternatives Considered
Everpure
The NetApp a800 we tested was 14% faster than Pure FlashBlade with NFS workloads. However, NetApp lacked ease of administration and performing simple tasks such as creating multiple NFS volumes required scripting from the command line. Our flashblade contained 15 baldes and our NetApp was a clustered pair with each half containing 24 nvme devices.
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Object First LLC
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Return on Investment
Everpure
  • We were able to consolidate 5 different storage platforms of lesser performance onto a single Flashblade and achieve much, much lower latency and higher throughput.
  • We've been able to reduce the amount of training and configuration required to just Pure Flashblade, instead of 5 different vendors and products.
  • In addition to our core use cases, Flashblade has capabilities that we are pursuing for some new projects, i.e. analytics data store and the object store features.
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Object First LLC
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