HPE Nimble Storage All Flash Array Walkthrough

HPEStorageGuy Calvin Zito hosts a walkthrough looking at the latest HPE Nimble Storage All Flash Array. Find out what Nimble can do for you: www.hpe.com/us...
All-Flash Arrays
6 TB - 1106 TB raw capacity
3 TB - 815 TB usable capacity
14 TB - 4075 TB effective capacity [assumes 5:1 data reduction from deduplication and compression]
Adaptive Flash Arrays
11 TB - 1260 TB raw capacity
7 TB - 1016 TB usable capacity
34 TB - 5080 TB effective capacity [assumes 5:1 data reduction from compression]
126 TB to 18,288 TB effective capacity [assumes 18:1 data reduction from de-duplication and compression for backup and DR workloads]
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All-Flash Arrays: 10X performance leap
All-Flash Storage Arrays advances, with 10X performance gains and 2X density, and cost effectiveness coming in 12 months. Learn how these trends will affect your business.
When apps slow down, you’ve hit the app-data gap. HPE Nimble Storage leverages flash storage and predictive analytics to eliminate the gap and guarantee 99.9999% availability1, delivering the best all-flash capacity per TB in the industry - and future-proofing design for value today and tomorrow.
Peer Persistence now available for HPE Nimble Storage
Ensure business continuity in the event of site-wide or natural disasters with multi-site synchronous replication with automatic failover - keeping your applications online all the time. Peer Persistence, built upon the resilient architecture of HPE 3PAR Storage, is available at no added cost on HPE Nimble Storage.
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All-Flash Arrays: 10X performance leap
AFA advances, with 10X performance gains and 2X density, and cost effectiveness coming in 12 months. Learn how these trends will affect your business.

[@markoliver3304]

So...migrated from the old Supermicro platform to an Intel platform? I caught the Intel system board part number around 5:20. That makes me happy because after the HP/Nimble acquisition I was concerned that they might have just been going after infosight and that this mid level array might go away. As a Nimble customer(pre HPE), I can say the HPE team has continued to be a great resource.

[@CalvinZito]

Hi Mark - not surprised but very happy to hear that. Keeping the experience was a very high priority.

[@ngthcuong]

I have been using AF20Q, I would need to expand the storage more 3TB for upgrade, what should i do now?

[@albrough]

I felt motion sick after that video

[@CalvinZito]

I bet you get motion sick driving.

[@marilynjones532]

Where are we going next?

[@bigubee]

Chuck could use a little more training how to insert an HDD tray. I could tell he is a good salesman sell you a HP Nimble Storage CS-Series Array. I would be honored to show him the proper way hold an HDD/SSD tray for insertion.

[@elijahlymus1370]

My question is why the fuck do these things cost up to 1 million?

[@newmanhun]

Is there any information about how HPE plans to use SCM and NVMe in Nimble arrays besides telling you need to plug them in once available?

[@CalvinZito]

We've committed to support both NVMe and SCM but the details of how and the specific roadmap will come later.

[@jwwollard]

You can order this now, AF60 and AF80

[@newmanhun]

Now I know. I asked this question a year ago.

[@hariranormal5584]

@@newmanhun nice

[@newmanhun]

@@hariranormal5584 What is nice exactly?

[@marilynjones532]

I would like more information

[@CalvinZito]

These were just announced; there's a ton of information on my blog and the hpe.com page that are at the end of the video.