Introduction to HPE Nimble Storage dHCI

[@briantheissen1922]

Great video, well articulated on explaining DHCI

[@aksiiita06]

Thank you, this was really very helpful.

[@serkanyildiz3054]

Great presentation, wish everything was explained this simple.

[@dyernj]

Thank you! Striving to demystify IT, one subject at a time :)

[@aeonfluxid]

This presentation was great, loud and clear.

[@pendse1]

Thanks. How the compute or ESXi nodes connected to the Nimble storage? Is it thr' network or FC, any which available?

[@leotroy9877]

I was all excited with the 1 Phone Support number......but then we never got the number!

[@carlosalbertoariaslopez618]

Hey,, what tech are you using to explain using the whiteboard?

[@CalvinZito]

No special tech here; a glass or plexiglass board to write on, black screen behind it, and flip the video 180 degrees in editing. My friend Keith Townsend did a video showing his process: ua-cam.com/video/e6qt2GxwshE/v-deo.html

[@carlosalbertoariaslopez618]

@@CalvinZito many thanks!!!

[@gonzalonietomorales1350]

GReat video.

[@mahmoudomer7125]

Thank you very much

[@NoShiiitSherlock]

3:22

[@naganrpin]

With simplivity also you can have all these what you have just explained... why nimble ??

[@mthomps0]

With SimpliVity you have to add compute and storage as you grow uniformly. With dHCI and Nimble you can dramatically scale out storage capacity without having to grow compute. Storage and compute grown independently.

[@SakkieGB]

@@mthomps0 As far as I understand, you can now grow Storage and compute independently with Simplivity as well. I think the big takeaway from this is the integration with existing hardware and converting that to DHCI and having the visibility with Infosight because of Nimble storage.

[@TechEnthusiastInc]

Thanks, Nick! Still dislike the oxymoron name, love the product. 😉