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Tintri VMstore
Tintri VMstore
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What is Tintri VMstore?
Tintri VMstore Intelligent Infrastructure is designed to simplify and automate storage management, deliver real-time analytics, and maximize performance so users can refocus efforts on high-impact projects and business innovation. Tintri is a DDN Storage company since the 2018 acquisition.
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What is Tintri VMstore?
Tintri VMstore Intelligent Infrastructure is designed to simplify and automate storage management, deliver real-time analytics, and maximize performance so users can refocus efforts on high-impact projects and business innovation.
Tintri is a DDN Storage company since the 2018 acquisition.
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Tintri VMstore provides us with the best services for all our virtualized workloads and helps to maximize performance by automating storage management and real-time analytics that makes us spend less time on management. It eliminates manual processes associated with deployment, troubleshooting workload balancing, and data protection and saves time and money with reduced errors.
- Helps to maximize our performance.
- Automates storage management.
- Real-time analytics.
- None missing. Helps in data protection.
- Troubleshooting workload balancing.
- Eliminates manual processes during deployment.
July 25, 2017
Tintri VMstore T540 and T650 Review
We currently run our virtual servers and VDI platform on Tintri appliances. These services are used by students, faculty, staff, and occasionally people outside the organization. It provides a stable, fast storage platform for hosting our virtual infrastructure.
- Extremely simple design and intuitive user interface. This allows me to get the information I need and perform the tasks I need with very few clicks.
- Incredibly fast; IOPS constraints are no longer even a consideration, let alone an issue.
- Excellent support; these appliances almost never have issues, but if something does arise, technical support is fast and knowledgeable. I talk directly with someone who can help me, not go through the escalation chain.
- Not necessarily a negative, but if you go with Tintri, you will be buying other hardware as well. There are hyper-converged products that are all-in-one. Like I said, not a negative, more of an observation.
November 11, 2016
Tintri and Virtual Servers
Tintri is being used in our virtual server environments providing storage to the VMWare and Hyper-V clusters. Prior to implementing Tintri all Microsoft SQL and Oracle virtual server deployments required thick provisioning due to performance issues. With Tintri storage attached to our virtual server infrastructure, the use of thick provisioned drives for virtual machines is a thing of the past.
- Thin provisioned drives for SQL and Oracle databases allow maximizing virtual environment storage
- Excellent performance in the virtual environment
- Works well with System Center Virtual Machine Manager and Hyper-V
- Some of the documentation for System Center Virtual Machine Manager and Hyper V setup was unclear