The stability has been good. I would rate it eight out of ten. There are no bugs or glitches, and it doesn't crash or freeze. 

There are no issues with the stability of the solution.

I'd rate it a ten out of ten in terms of stability.

I rate Nimble Storage eight out of 10 for stability.

We've only had it for about a month so I can't really comment on the stability. It hasn't been that long.

HPE Nimble Storage is highly stable. We have not had any downtime due to failures in the three years we have used it. 

The uptime for the solution is excellent. So far, so good.

HPE Nimble Storage is a stable product.

While I speak about “five nines”, the truth is we’ve had 100% up-time (no outages, not even planned) for over 3 years.

We moved to this solution for the stability. We had an HPE consultant configuring it and we went through some of those features that it enables. We also like the cloud-ready portion and when we move to the cloud that will be used as another factor in justifying our decision.

It is a stable solution.

There are a lot of redundancies in all the right areas, so it is pretty stable.

I get alerts, email, and texts that I regularly check a couple of times a day.

I check the solution's storage capacity a couple times a day. One of the tasks in the morning is someone on my team will go in and take a screenshot of exactly what our capacity is at the moment. Then, we are able to do trend analysis and some forecasting of when we think our capacity is going to be close to maximum or not.

Stability has not been an issue at all. We have not had a major issue nor downtime which has occurred with Nimble. Whenever we have code updates, you have high availability between your controllers, which is good.

Stability is great. We have never had a problem with the arrays.

I didn't see any failure so far.

I rate the tool’s stability a ten out of ten.

The stability is good. I have no issues.

The uptime is good. I can update without any downtime, so that is good.

It's very stable. It is 100 percent up.

I have not had stability issues with Nimble Storage.

No stability issues.

I would rate the solution’s stability an eight out of ten. The solution is quite stable. We rarely have issues with storage.

The product is up 99.99 percent of the time, and it just stays up. We have it on multiple power supplies. The product runs constantly. When there is a problem, it notifies you of the problem. 

We have never had any critical failures with it. It is always up. Every time a single component is broken, it has been repaired within 24 hours. 

The parts are hot swapable. We just get a part in the mail, and we are good to go. You literally walk in, pull one out, and put a new one in, then the thing is running again.

The solution is very stable. It's been working for three years, and we haven't had any errors. There aren't crashes. There isn't any bug or glitch that affects the way it functions.

We have almost one hundred percent uptime. It seems very reliable and cost-effective, and it seems like it can be molded to any solution that you need.

It's running perfectly fine and 100% available in the last 18 months.

It's very stable. As far as staying up, we're a hospital, we run 24/7, 365 days a year. We can't afford to be down and it has been completely stable. Even through upgrades, there is no downtime, not even a hiccup for users.

It has been incredibly stable. It has been so stable that when I started with the Nimble acquisition/purchase process for us, I was the senior storage engineer. However, after implementing Nimble Storage, I did a little bit of the setup, wrote the APIs for us to be able to work with it and then, I had nothing to do. So at the end of the year, when we're supposed to do our employer reviews and self-evaluations, I wrote this whole thing about why you don't need me anymore. Just told them, "Look, congratulations. You no longer need a dedicated storage engineer. Do what you want with that." They said, "Sure. We're going to promote you to become the senior manager of the network and infrastructure team." It's kind of a cool story, it is true.

There have been no stability issues on our Nimble Storage arrays thus far (we have five of them). Nimble is VERY specific about testing to the extent that if a release of the software has a known major bug, they won’t release it for your array (or at least they haven’t so far).

Our clients have not reported any issues, so I think that HPE Nimble Storage is very stable.

I'm very impressed with the stability of the solution.

The stability is awesome. The product has always been reliable. It has been 100 percent up. We have never had any downtime with it. Even if a controller fails due to our firmware or whatever, it rolls over to the second one and keeps us running.

Outside of the outages which are beyond Nimble, such as power issues in the data center or heat. Nothing has been an issue with the Nimble product.

We haven't had any issues so far with the stability. It is really stable.

No.

The solution is very good with respect to stability. The uptime is very good.

The stability is excellent.

We have not had any issues whatsoever from our customer base. 

I have heard of one customer who had a catastrophic failure. I do not know if it was caused by the product or something they did. From our perspective, the product is very stable.

The VDI is supposed to be smooth, but we still saw a little delay in typing and performing general work even though we didn’t put much load into it.

Uptime has been a 100 percent in our environment.

The product is very stable. There was some concern about HPE buying Nimble, but I think that it has gone okay, so far.

I think it’s very stable. We've never, ever, had it go offline and we've been using it for three years now.

For the most part, we have not encountered any stability issues. But there was one uptime-related firmware bug, which was possible to work around and fixed in a later release.

We have not encountered any stability issues thus far.

We have never had any stability issues. The Nimble arrays have survived an awful lot within our environment. We now have 16 arrays and other than a single hard drive failure and a precautionary controller swap (predictive analysis from InfoSight flagged a potential issue, so Nimble replaced the controller rather than risk downtime), the Nimble arrays have been our most reliable hardware.

Not at all. It’s been up and running ever since. We have had a few hard drive failures. Support actually calls us to let us know that there is a problem and a replacement part is on the way. It arrives in less than 4 hours. If we unplug a wire or perform maintenance on switches, Nimble support gets all the alerts and they proactively contacts us to see if there are any issues. We also receive a call from our Service Engineer to check on the health of the device and whenever there are any updates to the software.

One uptime related firmware bug, which was possible to work around and fixed in a later release.

The stability and performance are very good.

This solution is very stable. The uptime is excellent. We had only one major failure, and it was during the firmware upgrade. There was a known bug, and it would have been nice if they had told us because we could have prevented the failure.

Performance has been restored to the same level of what we replaced, although it has taken six months of working with Hewlett Packard to allow them to understand our unique environment.

The stability is good.

The initial SAN that I installed has been extremely stable. The second of the three SANs has had occasional issues with a controller crashing, eventually leading to replacement of one of the controller heads. Failover was seamless each time it happened though, and we were able to keep working with no loss in performance (one of the few advantages of an active/passive array). Support replaced the faulty controller after appropriate testing and troubleshooting, and the problem hasn't recurred.

The product has been extremely stable for us.

No, none at all.

I'd rate it a ten out of ten in terms of stability. I haven't had any issues.

The solution is stable and reliable. The performance is great. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.

It's stable. 

I haven't had a service call on it for three years. I would say that is pretty good.

It is stable for us, from a hardware standpoint.

The product is very stable.

It is a stable solution.

It's very stable.

There were no issues with stability.

We have had no stability problems at all. We have had 100% storage uptime for three years straight.

So far, based on my experience in deploying Nimble in different industries such as telcos, manufacturing, retail, hotel & casino, etc., I haven't encountered any major issues in terms of stability because all of the components were fully redundant and aside from that, Nimble has a monitoring system, or what they call InfoSight, which gives you proactive support. The product appliance will send a heartbeat every five minutes to InfoSight just to make sure that all software and hardware components are working properly and 100% up and running.

No. We have had zero downtime on both arrays, including through multiple software upgrades.

We have had some stability issues with one array which has happened twice during subsequent software updates but is due to a bad Postgres database. Nimble has been very helpful and are even replacing the array with a brand new one for our troubles.

Nimble is a stable product.

We haven't really had any issues with stability. 

We have had an issue we were trying to resolve, but the support with Nimble is fantastic. They were able to fix it in a very short amount of time. That was very early on, and ever since then it's been incredibly stable.

It's stable, absolutely. We haven't had any challenges with downtime or anything like that yet. We did a pretty long technical proof of concept beforehand, so we were pretty confident when we purchased it that it would be fit for purpose.

The stability is great. I don't think we've had a failure since we've had it.

No problems.

No problems.

None so far.

We have not encountered any no stability issues.

HPE Nimble Storage is very stable and performs well.

The solution has been very stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.

We have not encountered any stability issues.

The occasional disk here and there goes. However, they turn up and swap the disk before you even know it. So, stability has been very good in that sense.

I have encountered no stability issues.

Other than InfoSight VMVision, no.

The product has been extremely stable so far.

Nimble is a stable storage solution.

The solution is really very, very stable. We have never had any issues.

We have no issues with the stability of this solution, it's stable enough.

The stability is great. It just keeps running without issue. There are no bugs or glitches. It does not crash or freeze. It is quite reliable. 

The stability of the solution is fantastic.

The uptime is great.

Our SANs have been extremely stable with only a few HDD failures over the past 3 years.

The solution is stable.

The stability is very good. We don't have to deal with bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable and the performance is good. 

I had no problems with stability.

No.

Nimble Storage has been stable for me so far.

We have not had any stability issues.

No issues.

This product is definitely stable and we use it on a daily basis.

There hasn't been any downtime that wasn't self-inflicted. We ran out of at space once. We didn't ignore the warnings, but we didn't do anything about the warnings. But it's been perfectly reliable on its own.

No issues.

We have not encountered any stability issues. It has been rock solid.

HPE Nimble Storage has been stable.

HPE Nimble Storage is stable. All the drives are functioning well so far, and you only have to do maintenance on a yearly basis.

Generally speaking, no. However, just yesterday we experienced a volume failure, took down an essential production server. Still in the middle of investigation, will log a case with Nimble soon.

No issues encountered.

In the 20 days that we have been using this solution, it has been stable.

We have not had issues with stability.

We haven't had any issues.

We didn't encounter any issues with stability. It's good, very stable.

No.