VIOLIN QV2020 Reviews

Name: VIOLIN QV2020
Brand: VIOLIN Systems
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

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Quartet™ is the name of VIOLIN’s software-driven flash storage product portfolio. Quartet™ helps customers access and use more of their data, while reducing the complexity and expense of managing the infrastructure behind it. The Quartet Platform was purpose-built to the highest industry standards and has four components:

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VIOLIN QV2020 is the #28 ranked solution in best All-Flash Storage Arrays. PeerSpot users give VIOLIN QV2020 an average rating of 8.0 out of 10. VIOLIN QV2020 is most commonly compared to Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI): VIOLIN QV2020 vs Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI).

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April 2024

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VIOLIN QV2020 market share

As of March 2024, the market share of VIOLIN QV2020 in the All-Flash Storage category stands at 0.1%, marking a decrease of 26.9% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

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Last updated Feb 5, 2024

Valuable Features

"VIOLIN QV2020 is the latest in terms of performance. It has high-speed data access and processing capabilities, distinguishing it as a leader in its storage solutions category."
"It’s simple to use hardware to fix performance issues. Our issue is poor coding/queries. This greatly speeded things up. It’s too costly to track down poor programming in applications. The price of a developer’s time to scan through all the coding is high compared to buying Violin."

Room for Improvement

"I set up Wi-Fi for storage, and since then, we haven't experienced any interruptions in service."
"VIMM replacement is poorly designed. You have to slide out an entire drawer, remove the cover and then pop out the failed VIMM. I would like to see a front replacement just like with hard disks. This leaves room for error; for example, when you slide it out from the rack, you are moving cables along the cable management arm. This leaves the possibility of accidentally unplugging a cable from the array if it is not seated properly. Also, you might pinch the cables when sliding it back into the server rack."