HPE Modular Smart Array 1050 1Gb iSCSI Dual Controller SFF Bundle - hard drive array

Need a modern shared storage array, which is flash-ready when you are and affordable with what's left of a small budget? The HPE MSA 1050 SAN storage brings affordable flash storage down to the cost-sensitive customers. Designed to meet entry-level storage requirements, the MSA 1050 is a good fit for budget constrained customers. With the low entry cost point in the Hewlett Packard Enterprise storage portfolio and field-proven HPE ProLiant compatibility, the HPE MSA 1050 SAN storage is the platform of choice for smaller IT workloads. The HPE MSA 1050 SAN storage features iSCSI, FC and SAS host interface connectivity at previously unattainable entry cost points. MSA allows users to take advantage of the advanced storage technologies while also providing a balance between performance and budget.

Key Points

• Affordable, flash-ready storage
• Simple, proven HPE ProLiant Gen10 compatible shared storage
• Advanced virtualization services with a simplified licensing approach

Product Features

• Affordable, flash-ready storage
  The HPE MSA 1050 SAN storage base unit comes factory-configured with dual-controller arrays, four host ports. Moving to a modern flash-ready array delivers performance enhancement and decreased latencies. Advanced data services and a small investment in flash can take your organization to the next level.
• Simple, proven HPE ProLiant Gen10 compatible shared storage
  The HPE MSA 1050 SAN storage continues its heritage of providing affordable, easy-to-use shared storage without a big learning curve with its intuitive setup and management for HPE ProLiant administrators. Matching industrial design to fit right in with your HPE ProLiant Gen10 servers.
• Advanced virtualization services with a simplified licensing approach
  The HPE MSA 1050 SAN storage leverages flash with easy-to-use, easy-to-maintain tiering and read cache technologies. No storage expertise necessary; this system dynamically responds to workload changes, so you don't have to.