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DDN A³I vs. HPE Moonshot

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
DDN A³I
Score 9.0 out of 10
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DataDirect Networks (DDN) offers their SFA line of high density block storage solutions, including the SFA14KX and the SFA18K.N/A
HPE Moonshot
Score 6.0 out of 10
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HPE Moonshot is a density optimized server which integrates with HEP ProLiant blades to provide an alternative to rack mounted servers, offering modular scalability with less space, less power consumption, and less complexity. The ultra-converged HPE Moonshot delivers workload-optimization with breakthrough economics.N/A
Pricing
DDN A³IHPE Moonshot
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DDN A³IHPE Moonshot
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
DDN A³IHPE Moonshot
Considered Both Products
DDN A³I
ML
Mark Lewandowski
Sr Network and Systems Engineer
Chose DDN A³I
IBM is close to the Platinum level but DDN comes in large and cheaper but with a bit less features.
HPE Moonshot

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DDN A³IHPE Moonshot
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IBM Power
IBM Power
Score 9.0 out of 10
IBM Power
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Score 9.0 out of 10
Enterprises
IBM Power
IBM Power
Score 9.0 out of 10
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User Ratings
DDN A³IHPE Moonshot
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User Testimonials
DDN A³IHPE Moonshot
Likelihood to Recommend
Well suited for large data repositories, like video storage, data lake, etc. Wide and deep and does not take up multiple racks. Easily grows with your needs as one can drop in more disks when needed, as you grow.
ML
Mark Lewandowski
Sr Network and Systems Engineer
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Pros
  • Large storage array
  • Fibre channel storage using RAID arrays
  • Each SFA can grow with one master and up to 4 slaves
  • Up to PB or more of storage
ML
Mark Lewandowski
Sr Network and Systems Engineer
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Cons
  • The Disk array appliances load disks from the top
  • Cabler management is more than 4 feet long. Hard to find a rack it really fits in.
  • Interconnects between units need to be more seamless and easier to understand.
ML
Mark Lewandowski
Sr Network and Systems Engineer
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Alternatives Considered
IBM is close to the Platinum level but DDN comes in large and cheaper but with a bit less features.
ML
Mark Lewandowski
Sr Network and Systems Engineer
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Return on Investment
  • ROI is that it seems very economical for massive video camera storage.
  • Dedicate a rack to it.
  • Best if all units are next to each other but do not have to be.
ML
Mark Lewandowski
Sr Network and Systems Engineer
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