HPE OneView Scalability
I would rate the scalability as eight out of ten.
View full review »HPE OneView is a scalable solution.
View full review »The solution is scalable. In our current projects there is a total of around 6,000 users.
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HPE OneView
March 2024
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We have around 100 people using the solution right now.
View full review »Scalability has been good. We're looking to basically put our whole data center on it.
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Gopalakrishnan S
Technical Architect at HCL Technologies
The solution is scalable and I used simulation mode for many enclosures and 400-500 nodes with no inefficiencies.
The simulation included management of internal scripts and nodes with no physical servers or environment. The solution managed these resources without needing physical nodes to be present.
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Chris Chambers
Systems Engineer at Allegis
Broadly speaking, it is scalable.
The main issue we had - I think we were on version 2 at the time, and version 3 had just come out - was actually a scalability problem. We had some stuff that fell out of the environment due to a data center move, and it was taking so long to time-out on the old stuff that it would reboot itself, repeatedly, without ever becoming functional.
Otherwise, we've added hundreds upon hundreds of systems into it, dozens of new profiles, clone profiles, everything. And it has performed to the performance level we expect.
View full review »I'm well under the limit, so I don't really understand the scalability.
I have noticed that my test environment with 50, 60 servers and runs a lot snappier than the 500 servers. It's so close in performance that you really have to be watching to notice any performance difference, but as far as scalability is concerned, it handles everything that I do.
I'm pretty sure I'm way under the limits.
View full review »It isn't scalable, but there is multiple physical server integration.
View full review »We just installed one last year (2016), so we couldn't say we have a million servers in there. But I haven't had any performance issues with the amount of servers we have in it. And it seems to scale okay.
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reviewer2167644
Storage & Backup Consultant at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
I think it is a scalable product.
View full review »I foresee it meeting my future needs. We've got around twenty blade chassis and there are from, anywhere about, 12 to 16 hosts in each one of those. We still have a few more sets of infrastructure and some of our other geographies that we haven't licensed yet, but we'll definitely look to add that on here soon.
View full review »It is very scalable. We run 1400 environments and we haven't had any issues with the 500 physical environments.
View full review »Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.
We actually have four, separate, isolated OneView instances with one master OneView on top of it. It's scaled very well so far, even from our initial smaller implementation. We have since scaled that, have experienced the scale, and it has worked really well.
View full review »Scalability is probably the biggest influence for choosing OneView. It doesn't matter if you're trying to manage 10 servers or 10,000 servers.
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reviewer1525152
Technology Specialist at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
We have not tried to expand it. We are a big organization, and in my team, there are almost 200 to 300 people.
View full review »Scalability is good. Right now, we're still at a small footprint. We are expanding over to another side of the bank that is also using OneView, so we're sharing the licenses. But we found that there were options. We sort of designed it so that we could scale out. We are making a central point server with a bunch of OneView nodes, so that we can still talk about everything at one central source, instead of being continually fragmented.
View full review »We're quite static, we haven't needed to scale.
The product scales quite a bit.
View full review »Scalability is perfect. If I need to, I can add another couple blades or I can add more to it. I still have about half my 3PAR nodes are open, so I can keep adding storage as I need it.
View full review »I have to chop it up into smaller parts, because I have an installation in Europe and it covers the whole world. That is not so good. So, I am going to make some Data Senders around the world. Because if I have to patch the server, it is not the greatest way to do it from Europe to China, or something like that. They need to be more localized, so I am going to chop it up into smaller bits.
View full review »We went from having maybe a couple of chassis in there, to having 50 or 60 C-Class chassis in there. As we add more equipment, the speed and the latency of the product seem to stay pretty low, which is awesome.
View full review »One of the great parts about it is the scalability.
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reviewer2342970
Systems Engineer at a tech consulting company with 501-1,000 employees
The solution's scalability depends on the number of servers. We have a few enterprise customers, but the majority of our customers for HPE OneView are small and medium-sized businesses.
View full review »Scalability has been good. We've actually scaled an additional, I want to say, five or six enclosures and added it to the environment, and we've really had no issues with it whatsoever as far as just bringing it in and increasing our storage footprint, or increasing our computer footprint, or whatever it's been.
It's really been pretty seamless for us. I mean, once you get it in, it really reads all the information for you and then you've got it. So it's been good.
View full review »Well, you can scale it but they've got tools. It can only go to so many enclosures. I think it's 40 enclosures. 20 or 40, I can't remember exactly. But they built a manager of managers to do more capacity and more installations.
View full review »Scalability is decent. They've recently released a tool called OneView mobile dashboard. This allows you to aggregate a number of OneView appliances. The benefit is that the OneView implementation can be in separate data centers and you can aggregate things. Individual scalability was already decent and then with the addition of One View mobile dashboard, it has significantly improved.
View full review »Well, like I said, with Global Dashboard, we have the ability to aggregate that all under a single pane of glass. We've only got one instance, but I've seen it where they've got numerous instances underneath that and it seems to all work just fine.
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Omar Sánchez (Mr.Tech)
Information Security Advisor, CISO & CIO, Docutek Services at Docutek Services
As long as you’re running OneView on your private cloud and you have control of it, it's scalable.
View full review »We're not fully there yet, i.e., in the sense to fully leverage the scalability. However, we do know that it's available to us. Let's just say, it is an early adoption for us.
View full review »Scalability wise, it meets our companies needs. We were very close to the initial limits of the product when it first came out. Those limits have been raised now, but we've not grown into that arena, so we're okay.
View full review »It should scale to what we will need in the future.
View full review »Currently, we have only 33 servers but we are looking to expand.
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Infrastr9730
Infrastructure Engineer with 10,001+ employees
It scales well.
View full review »I haven’t tried to scale it yet.
View full review »Scalability is fine. No problems. We've got a customer that runs it across three data centers, five 3PARs. So, it's all good.
View full review »We have six HPE c7000 chassis, across two data centers and everything is good. We have a single OneView product in each location.
View full review »It is easier and faster to integrate a new BladeSystem, new servers, and a new chassis into an existing HPE OneView instance.
View full review »Depending on the ability to discover, we'll be able to answer the question of whether it will meet our needs going forward.
View full review »We're growing into multiple data centers, so having multiple OneView instances, is something that we're just deploying now. I'm not completely familiar with it yet, so we'll see.
View full review »It is very scalable.
View full review »In the earlier versions, scalability was not that good but it has improved in the newer versions. The appliance is designed more for bigger environments and the whole GUI is faster than the old ones.
View full review »It is sometimes limited between what we see and in the next version that there will be in the global dashboard, and it will help us to get a global overview. For now, we are in separate instances.
View full review »Even thought we just started using it, I'm sure about the scalability. That's also the reason why we started with it. It will become one product we can use more and more, we can add other items to it. It also looks it will be a standard inside HPE. They will keep on using this for a long time.
View full review »It should meet our needs going forward, but we're probably looking into buying, at some point, the paid version of OneView. It gives you extra, but we need to see what it gives you. Within one year, I reckon.
View full review »It is very scalable.
View full review »It is scalable. When we add any equipment in OneView, it holds on without any problems.
View full review »Since we're a small shop, I've never had any scalability issues; we don't have that many issues. We don't have that much hardware, so I can't really say, one way or the other.
View full review »I think it can be used extensively throughout our estate. The only thing with this is that I'm finding out a new product is about to be deployed when I've just bought what I thought was the newest version. We want to go with the latest version, but it would be nice to know what's ahead.
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AliBizmark
Computer and Network Engineer at Jooya Informatics Group
I haven't had any problems with the scalability and configuration. I have set up and configured OneView for several customers that range in size from 50 servers to 500 servers. I would say that it works well for medium-sized organizations.
View full review »You can throw as many servers at it as you want. So, there is no problem there.
View full review »In regards to scalability, it is going to meet our needs, at least now. I have eight 1U instances, that cover the central environment and also the distributed environments that we have. I'm going to install the global dashboard, so we have the umbrella over everything, so it's easy to see and manage it.
View full review »It's been very scalable. We started out not needing the storage and our plan was to grow and our company was doubling the volume every year. We have been able to scale to that, to the point where we actually went to another 3PAR. We can scale even more.
View full review »Scalability seems to be pretty good. It's a little small for what we have right now for a number of servers, but I think it will grow.
View full review »The product is scalable.
View full review »The product is scalable.
View full review »I totally think it's scalable. I don't know the limits, as far as the number of enclosures and that type of stuff that it can support, but for the size of our environment it's very scalable.
View full review »Scalability is good.
View full review »Scalability works very well with the proxy we have. There are a couple of proxies we have that it doesn't work with, which we are trying to hopefully get resolved.
There are some HP products that are not sold very well by HP such as the SL210T's which are not supported by OneView. But all our Proliants and our blades are all supported so we're happy with that.
View full review »We can grow according to the needs of the IT and OT requirements.
View full review »There are still some limitations in OneView, as it manages only the hardware and not the applications.
View full review »Scalability is there. It could use a little help, but it's good. As it scales out, it's a little more cumbersome to manage.
View full review »Scalability is fantastic. That's why we got it.
View full review »I think the only problem we have is when we move an enclosure we've already got that hasn't got OneView. That takes a bit of planning. We have to empty that enclosure and then add it in. There is a bit of work to do, but anything new goes straight in. It's not a problem.
Rather than just import it into OneView – apparently it loses all the settings that we've got – we'll empty that enclosure, pop the blades into another enclosure, and then import that into OneView. Then, we move everything back after we've done that.
View full review »It will grow with us over time. No concerns here.
View full review »It is very scalable.
View full review »Scalability is great.
View full review »Scalability is very good.
View full review »It's easy to scale, but we are not a huge company. We're not GE.
View full review »So far, it has been scalable for us.
View full review »We're still in the beginning phases of using it, so I don't know how it's going to scale out or not.
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HPE OneView
March 2024
Learn what your peers think about HPE OneView. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: March 2024.
765,386 professionals have used our research since 2012.