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All-flash vs. hybrid flash storage arrays: Which is right for you?


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Hybrid flash storage arrays are currently the most popular way to deploy solid-state storage in enterprises today. An organization might have one or two applications that require the performance that flash offers, such as a database or virtual desktop infrastructure. In those cases, an all-flash array may be overkill. However, hybrid arrays may not satisfy the performance demands of every organization. Because of this, interest in all-flash arrays is growing.
Today's all-flash arrays offer the functionality that storage managers have come to expect of enterprise storage products, such as deduplication, replication and thin provisioning. As the price of all-flash arrays continues to drop, it is likely that many shops will consider them a valid option. This Drill Down can help you decide whether a hybrid or all-flash array is right for your needs.
Table Of Contents
- Enterprise flash usage centers on hybrid arrays
- Choosing between all-flash arrays and hybrid arrays
- A little flash or a lot?
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All-flash storage arrays: Are they killing hybrids?
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Buyer's checklist to hybrid flash arrays
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All-Flash: The Essential Guide
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Hybrid Flash: The Essential guide
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