100% Uptime for a Decade: HPE XP8 Storage

Discover the extraordinary resilience and performance of HPE XP8 mission-critical storage in our latest visit to HPE’s lab in Roseville, CA. We explore how XP8 has delivered 100% data availability for over a decade, supporting zero-downtime environments where failure isn’t an option. With up to 33 million IOPS, ultra-low latency, and advanced redundancy, this system ensures uninterrupted application delivery, even under extreme stress tests like live controller removals. Dive into the architecture, scalability, and intelligent monitoring that make XP8 a standout in enterprise storage.
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[@vividthespis]

Thank you KZbin algorithm. Recommended this channel to me out the blue and I find this much more enjoyable to watch than the sometimes too high energy of Serve The Home. (Still a great channel in it's own right)

[@StorageReview]

@@vividthespis thanks for your support. Please tell a friend. 😺

[@vividthespis]

You got it! ​@@StorageReview

[@debugin1227]

I had 11 years of uptime other than blackouts on a Syno ds1813 til it blue ringed itself.

[@albiejrbokingkito9098]

Great job to the Hitachi VSP team! Hehe

[@StorageReview]

@@albiejrbokingkito9098 it’s true but HPE seems to be packaging it really well.

[@thatLion01]

Was hpe even hpe with green logo for 10 years?

[@briceperdue7587]

Mission critical but couldn't activate license on a windows 10 box

[@StorageReview]

@@briceperdue7587 it’s a lab lol

[@kristopherleslie8343]

@@StorageReview that was critical lol (jk)

[@miyukiyotsuba7379]

Do these guys go insane working in that noisy environment? My mind is kind of broken after a year of living and working near a construction site that operated 24/7.

[@StorageReview]

@@miyukiyotsuba7379 all white noise that fades away after a little bit.

[@TheTeamScorpia]

that's why you are typically required to either wear hearing protection or most of the times technicians in a datacenter wear noise cancelling headphones with music. Those noises are not only loud but they also penetrate the ears which cause long term damage.

[@cjchico]

Such a shame all this nice hardware turns into ewaste unless licensed.