Overview
What is HPE 3PAR StoreServ?
HPE 3PAR StoreServ is a flash storage option, from Hewlett-Packard Enterprise.
HPE 3PAR at a Glance
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Fast, easy to manage, and will make you look incredible!
Hardware Top, Software Flop
It does its job but is lacking on many fronts
High IOPS. Amazing Compaction Ratio, and Minimal Administration Needs
HP 3PAR StoreServ 8200
HP 3PAR StoreServ Flash storage - High performance storage that won't break the bank
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What is HPE 3PAR StoreServ?
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(29)Community Insights
- Business Problems Solved
The HPE 3PAR StoreServ storage solution has been successfully utilized in various use cases, proving its versatility and effectiveness. One notable example is the implementation of a new ERP system for an academic client. Users were able to leverage the HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8200 as the storage layer, providing both file-based and block storage options to cater to different storage needs, such as applications and database volumes. With the dedupe feature, users have been able to significantly reduce their overall estimated storage footprint. In addition, the mix of SATA and SSD drives in the HPE 8200 unit has offered affordability and tiered storage options, ensuring smooth performance for PRD SQL databases without disk latency concerns.
Another valuable use case involved using two units of the HPE 3PAR StoreServ - the HPE 7200 and HPE 8200 - as the primary storage platform for an enterprise. This configuration allowed for efficient management of the organization's data while providing high-performance storage solutions. The replication feature of the HPE 3PAR ensured effective disaster recovery by replicating data within approximately 15 minutes of 'live'. Additionally, the all-flash array configuration of the HP 3PAR served as the primary storage for database servers within Central IT, supporting virtual machines and database files.
Overall, customers have found the HPE 3PAR StoreServ to be a reliable and versatile storage solution, meeting their diverse needs for data storage, application performance, and disaster recovery.
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(1-3 of 3)HPE 3PAR at a Glance
- Ease of Management. The Web Interface to manage the units is a great asset and one that makes managing storage easy.
- The acquisition of Nimble allowed HPE to leverage InfoSite. InfoSite has the ability to use predictive analytics to not only alert us on issues but help resolve issues prior to them hitting an enterprise.
- At the present, I have not found any weaknesses in the 3PAR units we own. They fit the needs of our business.
- HPE 3 PAR has quickly proved its value to our organization. I cannot speak to ROI, but feel that it has quickly met the expectations of our organization.
- The 3PAR has allowed our organization to expand business due to its ability to be expanded with no downtime.
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- It has a very user friendly GUI.
- Easy to manage (create volume/provision luns/adding host/host sets).
- If they can add more features in reports tab, that would be very good.
- I have very good experience with HPE 3 PAR, customer support is awesome.
- It works very well and support all types of IOPS and performance.
- It solved our latency issue.
Fast, easy to manage, and will make you look incredible!
- Replication - HPE 3PAR offers exceptionally fast and well-managed replication with little latency and that's why we bought it to store and protect our most important ERP data. We wanted identical performance and connectivity for our primary storage and our failover (DR) storage and so we bought two of them.
- Hybrid storage is right up HPE's alley. You can assign different roles to different types of storage arrays inside one enclosure, for instance, you can store your data that needs super high availability and fast IOPS on an all-flash volume but on the same shelf you can have a platter array for longer-term and less- time-critical data. This saves a lot of money on the front end because you don't have to buy all-flash. Why go all-flash for that data where you aren't going to need it?
- 3PARs can do both file-level and block-level replication which is nice.
- The data compression/compaction is really very good.
- HPE 3PAR enclosures are expensive, especially if you want to go all-flash.
- I don't much care for the management tool, but I have to admit that provisioning is super easy, as is monitoring.
- Thanks to 3PAR enclosures, we now have a disaster recovery solution that is both more affordable than the hyper-converged solution we had considered for our HQ and DR col-lo and with a whole lot better replication speed and less latency overall. I can't quantify a saved expense for Disaster recovery because it hasn't happened yet, but I would guess that just having a good solid DR solution powered by HPE 3PAR could easily save us millions per day in the event of a disaster. We would be able to keep working even if we lost our primary datacenter.
- The 3PARS have eliminated the need for more overly complicated NetApp enclosures with their clunky GUI and requirements for what can only be described as arcane knowledge. We've saved hours and hours of engineer's time by using the easy-to-provision and easy-to-manage 3PARS, and pulling storage reports is a total snap. I'd guess we save about 10 hours per month in engineering time.
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