IBM DS3500 Express Storage System Product Brief

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Document Category: Analysis

Subject: SAN Storage

Vendor: IBM

Keywords: DS3500, Entry Level, Express, IBM, SAN

Document Price: $1399.00

Document Date: 2011-11

Document Number: 851

# of Pages: 11

Short Description:

Product Brief of IBM's entry level system, scalable to mid tier

Full Summary:

The IBM DS3500 Express storage system is an entry level storage system from IBM.  The DS3500 offering is targeted for usage with System x, BladeCenter, and Power systems.  The DS3500 is capable of scaling to mid-range capacity and performance but is targeted at entry level pricing.

Competitive multi-platform distributed storage hardware systems include alternatives such as EMC’s CLARiiON series, Hitachi Data System’s (HDS) Adaptable Modular Storage (AMS) Series, and Hewlett Packard’s (HP) MSA series.

Content includes:

  • Highlights
  • Overview
  • Product Architecture
  • Performance
  • IBM DS Storage Manager Software
  • Advanced Features
  • RAS
  • Technical Specifications
  • Evaluator Group Commentary

Product brief has been updated September 2011

 


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IBM DS3500 Express Storage System Product Brief

The IBM DS3500 Express storage system is an entry level storage system from IBM.  The DS3500 offering is targeted for usage with System x, BladeCenter, and Power systems.  The DS3500 is capable of scaling to mid-range capacity and performance but is targeted at entry level pricing.

Competitive multi-platform distributed storage hardware systems include alternatives such as EMC’s CLARiiON series, Hitachi Data System’s (HDS) Adaptable Modular Storage (AMS) Series, and Hewlett Packard’s (HP) MSA series.

Content includes:

  • Highlights
  • Overview
  • Product Architecture
  • Performance
  • IBM DS Storage Manager Software
  • Advanced Features
  • RAS
  • Technical Specifications
  • Evaluator Group Commentary

Product brief has been updated September 2011