What is your primary use case for HPE Alletra?

We currently use HPE Alletra Storage internally at Vantage Point as transactional VM storage and at a couple of our colocation sites as straight block storage. By and large, it serves as transactional virtual machine storage for our clusters.

My main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage are just our general use business.

My main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage are that it houses our data center and all of our VMs.

My main use case for HPE Alletra Storage is for storage.

Our main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage include Oracle storage, Oracle databases. It provides our Tier 0 main storage for enterprise.

My main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage are dHCI and virtualization.

We are using HPE Alletra Storage as our storage for our VM environment, a storage area network for us. All of our VMs that we put on are on it, approximately 20 or 30 VMs. We provide storage for that. We also use it for our backups with Veeam.

My main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage include SAN storage.

My main use case for HPE Alletra Storage is currently in our compliance environment, which is a small, protected, air-gapped environment.

My main use case is that I'm on the technology stack for a rehabilitation company.

I use the HPE Alletra Storage for Kafka at my store.

Our main use case for HPE Alletra Storage is that we are running Cumulo software on it.

My main use case for the HPE Alletra Storage is storage for VMware.

My main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage are our data center, internal use, and also for our warehouse automation system in our customer warehouses to automate their operations. This is growing as we're at about 40 warehouses today, and we'll be at 100.

Our main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage include general block storage for backing our VMware environment and for handling all our Microsoft SQL Server storage, as basically all our production workloads are either on the hybrid, the Alletra 5000, or the all-flash, the 6000, depending on their resource needs.

My main use case for HPE Alletra Storage is storage.

My main use case for HPE Alletra Storage is storage.

My main use case for HPE Alletra Storage is VMware.

Our main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage are for databases.

Our main use cases for the HPE Alletra Storage are for primary storage; we have four Alletra arrays, using two of them for primary storage and the other two for backup workloads.

Our main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage are that all of our data is on there, including SQL, Windows, file servers, ZenApp servers, and everything.

My main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage involve production storage and production data.

My main use case for HPE Alletra Storage is production server storage.

HPE Alletra Storage is being used for systems for online banking transactions. We have sold this to the main bank that connects with all other banks, and the transactions occur in real-time.

As an HPE user, the main use cases for HPE Alletra Storage include reliability and availability.

We deploy HPE Alletra for enteprise clients requiring extreme number of IOs and fast low latency, on-demand storage. The customers who opt for this usually have a larger budget and are not cost-sensitive, in a nutshell.

We have deployed it across our on-premises setup. We have two data centers, with our clusters distributed between them. There is a synchronous replication between all those clusters for complete data protection and business continuity.

We typically use Alletra NVMe drives for high-performance applications requiring more than 200,000 IOPS per second. We also have HPE's 3PAR, the most advanced version of the storage array. It can address most application issues and has less than 2 millisecond latency.

We primarily use the solution for virtual machines and hypervisors. We use it mainly in data centers.

This is for NVMe faster performance.

HPE Alletra 6000 that we are using used to be Nimble. We have warehouses. We have 100 employees or something like that. We have 3 servers and about 50 VMs. For that, it is a perfect fit.

We have a virtualization platform running over there.

Its use case primarily is VDI. We are working with models 6050 and 6070.

It is for dHCI, which is the hyper-converged infrastructure for HPE. It is replacing the tradition where when you have node storage, you have to purchase a model of switches. It combines the compute and storage.

My experience with it has been good. I primarily use it as a storage backend for my applications. I like it for that purpose.