Today, Dell Technologies introduced PowerFlex software-defined storage. The PowerFlex family, previously known as VxFlex, is now part of our Power portfolio, helping deliver consistent, predictable outcomes that drive business forward.
PowerFlex delivers sophisticated high-performance, scalable, resilient storage services, and its unmatched flexibility allows customers to use it in disaggregated, bare metal or multi-hypervisor deployments. It unlocks massive performance with the ability to scale capacity, IO performance and throughput linearly to 1000s of nodes and achieve six-nines (99.9999%) availability.
Thanks to PowerFlex’s software-defined architecture, disruptive and costly data migrations are a thing of the past. Nodes are easily swapped out with no downtime or performance/availability impact. This means no more fork-lift upgrades and brute-force data migrations. Customers can evolve their infrastructure as needed to meet key business objectives while freeing up IT organizations to focus on business-critical applications.
This release also brings a number of new data services that help our customers achieve predictable outcomes and greater availability. Notable new features include:
- Replication and Disaster Recovery: Native asynchronous replication and fully operational disaster recovery with RPO as low as 30 seconds.
- Secure Snapshots: For industries with specific corporate governance and compliance requirements, including healthcare and finance.
To learn more, you can read an announcement blog by Travis Vigil, SVP Product Management, Dell Technologies Storage and Data Protection HERE.
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Dell Introduces PowerFlex Software-Defined Storage
Today, Dell Technologies introduced PowerFlex software-defined storage. The PowerFlex family, previously known as VxFlex, is now part of our Power portfolio, helping deliver consistent, predictable outcomes that drive business forward.
PowerFlex delivers sophisticated high-performance, scalable, resilient storage services, and its unmatched flexibility allows customers to use it in disaggregated, bare metal or multi-hypervisor deployments. It unlocks massive performance with the ability to scale capacity, IO performance and throughput linearly to 1000s of nodes and achieve six-nines (99.9999%) availability.
Thanks to PowerFlex’s software-defined architecture, disruptive and costly data migrations are a thing of the past. Nodes are easily swapped out with no downtime or performance/availability impact. This means no more fork-lift upgrades and brute-force data migrations. Customers can evolve their infrastructure as needed to meet key business objectives while freeing up IT organizations to focus on business-critical applications.
This release also brings a number of new data services that help our customers achieve predictable outcomes and greater availability. Notable new features include:
To learn more, you can read an announcement blog by Travis Vigil, SVP Product Management, Dell Technologies Storage and Data Protection HERE.
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