IBM Storage FlashSystem
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What is IBM Storage FlashSystem?
IBM FlashSystem is an all-flash storage portfolio that promises the following benefits and capabilities:
Engineered to meet modern high-performance application requirements
Ultra-low latency, cost-effectiveness, operational efficiency, and mission-critical reliability are built in to every all-flash storage solution and all-flash array
A comprehensive all-flash storage portfolio
IBM is able to deliver all-flash solutions tailored to the user's storage environments and workloads. IBM financing and payment options are available.
Technology supported by guarantees
IBM states they guaratee endurance, performance and compression are guaranteed, and they offer extended support and maintenance
IBM Storage FlashSystem Features
- Supported: FlashCore Modules
- Supported: FCM inline compression
- Supported: high performance deduplication
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Deployment Types | On-premise |
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Operating Systems | Windows, Linux |
Mobile Application | No |
Supported Languages | English |
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IBM Storage FlashSystem use it to believe it.
- Fast
- Easy to manage
- Easy to deploy & configure
- cheaper cost
FlashSystem 7200 review
- Scheduled snapshot
- Ease of use GUI
- Safeguarded snapshot creation
- Safeguarded snapshot that is really safe, and can't be deleted even by the user (need to log case to delete it)
- More detailed performance monitoring in the GUI (per volume, per host)
- Volume protection setting can't be changed by user (need to log case to change it)
high-performance system over fibre channel.
- Getting over a tragedy.
- Data replication and migration.
- The IBM FlashSystem 7200 is capable of supporting iSCSI Extensions for RDMA.
- Training for initial implementation and configuration is somewhat expensive.
Best for midsize workloads
- DRP Compression and deduplication
- Replication across sites
- Flashcopies
- Great performance
- Insights should provide better reporting in terms of performance
- Unable to see volume occupation from storage perspective
Over fibre channel, high-performance system
- Recovering from a disaster
- Replication and migration of data
- iSCSI Extensions for RDMA are supported by the IBM FlashSystem 7200.
- Initial deployment and configuration training is a little pricey.
- Every critical application maintains a high level of performance.
- The transfer of assets is fantastic.
- The group will necessitate a significant amount of planning and comprehension.
- The FS5200 has no shortcomings when compared to prior FlashSystems or Storwize systems.
IBM FlashSystem 5000--the services have been excellent
- It keeps an elevated degree of execution for every single key application
- Asset conveyance is brilliant
- The group will require a lot of preparing and understanding
It's Reliable and Easy to Use
- Reconstruction after a disaster
- Advanced SAS Connectivity Training is required for initial deployment and configuration.
- iSCSI Extensions for RDMA are also supported by the IBM FlashSystem 7200.
- Performing at a high rate.
- It has compression and replication capabilities.
- More information should be included in need reports.
- The implementation of this application is difficult.
One of the best and low end flash machine that one can rely upon
- It's perfection
- The pace at it works
- Product performance is very high
- The accuracy of the product sets high standards
- When as compared to different digital electricity systems, it is also short and has minimum latency.
FlashSystem 5200 upgrade from V5000 provides huge performance improvement and advanced functions
- Distributed RAID6
- FCM Compression w/zero performance penalty
- Rack space Savings
- Compared to previous FlashSystems or Storwize systems, the FS5200 lacks for nothing.
IBM FlashSystem 5000--the services have been excellent
- It maintains a high level of performance for all key applications
- Resource distribution is excellent
- The team will require a significant amount of training and understanding
Manages the Management
- Content Catching
- Data Services
- Data Management
- Smooth Storage
- Data caching can be improved a bit.
The IBM FlashSystem 5000: Performance, easy to implement and without compromising budget
- Ease of use
- Good Performance
- Scalable
- Improved Cloud integration
- Improved internal Dashboard (it is better to use other alternatives, like Storage Insights)
- Activate Safeguard Copy from the box, without the necessity of IBM Copy Services Manager (CSM). CSM could be later added, for restore purposes, but backup could easily be initiated from the framework itself
A fantastic business outcome
- Its user interface is simple.
- Reduce storage latency to boost application performance.
- Initial setup and deployment.
IBM FlashSystem 7200 Satisfaction Review
- Usage is effective
- Less power consumption
- User friendly
- When compared to other virtual power systems, it is usually quick and has minimal latency.
farther dependable
- Less power consumption
- User friendly
- Usage is effective
- When compared to other virtual power systems, it is usually quick and has minimal latency.
- Its perfection and responsibility set it piecemeal.
With great storage comes great reasonability
- Interface
- Ease of implementation.
- Automated troubleshooting.
- Performance report out of the box.
- Interface slow due to animation
- Advanced troubleshooting requires CLI instead of GUI.
- More easy to follow resources on CLI.
Ibm Fash system rocks!
- Simplification of data delivery
- Ease of storage
- Best balance of performance
- Affordable
- Good for entry work load
- It can scale up the storage capacity
- Needs an internal scheduler
- Need to add some protection features
It gives an excellent performance
- The amount of power [consumption] is reducing.
- NV Memory Optimized From Start to End
- friendly to the user.
- Need some training for Initial deployment.
- The cost is a little more.
IBM FlashSystem 7200 review from a veteran storage consultant
- provides the end to end NVMe, that combined with our NVMe enabled hosts and SAN directors to provide amazing performance
- Storage Class memory also adds to the ultralow latency
- the immutable copy features help us to keep a golden copy at all times to protect against the cyber attacks
- Data Reduction pools are handy, but they lack the support for vvols
- SAN BOOT is not supported for certain AIX versions when connected using the NVME/FC protocol
- Maintenance can be made easier
- TCO can be brought down as compared to competition
Ultra-low latency, Cost-Effectiveness, Operational Efficiency and mission-critical reliability all in one IBM Storage
- Large scalable cache
- Data migration
- Management of logical volumes
- Only block storage
- Suitable for smaller environments with performance tolerance
- Speed
- Performance
- Architecture
- Network issues
- Lag when heated up
IBM's one of the best product till date
- Architecture and its build
- Storage
- Availability and service
- Speed
- Performance
- Network lagging
End Customer is happy with product
- Visualize total storage consumption on bar graph.
- Login screen is very friendly.
- Diagnostics available.
- Multi factor authentication.
- Volume to VG at OS mapping.
- More roles for users.