#DELL EMC NEUTRINO CODE#

The latest OS offers compression, enhancements for improved all-flash efficiency, and data-in-place storage controller upgrades. On the software/management side of things, Unity utilizes a modern HTML5 task-oriented interface that can easily integrate with VMware and Microsoft environments. On the deployment side of things, Dell EMC says a unit can be deployed in under 10 minutes. Having a powerful array that is extremely difficult to use or integrate into existing infrastructure is not nearly as useful as something that can be easily deployed and managed. Unity is all about simplicity and ease of use. All Dell EMC Unity arrays can tier to the cloud easily and offer cloud-based analytics via CloudIQ with no additional investment. The all-flash systems (or hybrid with an all-flash pool) include data reduction features for further TCO gains. The systems support block, file, and VMware VVols with concurrent support for native NAS, iSCSI, and Fibre Channel protocols. Systems scale up for more capacity and Dell EMC leverages TLC flash in the SSDs to help drive affordability. The Unity array consists of a 2U chassis with dual-active/active controllers powered by Intel Xeon processors and 25 2.5″ drive bays (there is also an option for 12 3.5″ bays for the hybrid version).

#DELL EMC NEUTRINO CODE#

The interface is totally new, and the underlying code has been updated as well. To say it’s an evolution of VNX, though, isn’t entirely accurate EMC completely revamped the interface and continued ease-of-use and deployment developments that largely got underway with the VNXe in 2014. Dell EMC Unity storage generally takes over for the previous EMC VNX family.

The Dell EMC Unity family of storage is designed to meet the needs of the midrange customer with a variety of options including hybrid, all-flash and VSA deployment options.

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