HPE StoreVirtual Reviews

It works great in a stretched datacenter. All data stored across two data centers is available.

If one datacenter fails, we can continue without failure.

It needs to have an SSD solution.

We used LeftHand for more than seven years before it became an HP solution.

We had no issues with the deployment.

We've had no stability issues.

It's better not to have big clusters or volumes, so we've avoided scaling it.

6.5/10 - We have a lot of experience and often they already know where the problem is.

We used LeftHand for block-based storage and other storage solutions for file storage.

The initial setup is very simple. Just think about your design with the management groups and clusters.

The ROI is fine.

The price per GB/TB is good.

We use a lot of StoreVirtual to replicate the customer's environment, two or three different sites, and it's quick and easy to use. The interface and the installation makes it easy as it's all in one piece of hardware and it doesn't need to be connected to anything else.

It would be nice if there were more parts available in Brazil and HPE could swap out faulty equipment quicker.

It's very stable and I don't remember the last time that it was unavailable. We have the occasional disk failure, but that doesn't stop it from working.

I don't know the limits, but we can support all our customers with StoreVirtual.

In Brazil, the response time is a little slow. Our contract says six hours, but sometimes the response has been 10 hours, or even 12, so, that's not good. Once you get hold of them, they're good.

It just goes in, and you don't really need any help.

The prices are OK, so we don't have much difficulty selling HPE in Brazil.

We perform an analysis of the customer scenario and needs, and then we suggest a product, but we only sell HPE. The decision is which HPE product they need.