Consider the InfoSight tool set, which brings storage management, predictive analytics, and proactive alerts, and it’s easy to understand data center managers’ reluctance to part with Nimble storage. These features make Nimble CS-Series Arrays great candidates for post-EOSL service and extended lifespan. Customers have enjoyed being able to easily improve performance and capacity by adding disk shelves, CPU cores, and SSDs, as well as clustering in any combination. These arrays integrate HDDs and SSDs, use triple-parity RAID, and leverage a CPU-based storage architecture known as “Cache Accelerated Sequential Layout” (CASL) to allow for non-disruptive scaling.
Visit our complete list of HPE EOS dates for more information. Several Nimble Storage Arrays Reach EOSLĪlternative support choices are an urgent concern for several Nimble storage systems, which reach EOSL on December 31, 2019. Park Place Technologies will be offering a complete HPE support and maintenance solution for Nimble the CS200, CS300, CS500, and CS700 hybrid storage products. And with end of support life (EOSL) arriving for the CS-Series Array, there are important decisions to be made.įortunately, more options for Nimble storage support are coming online in 2020. HPE support, on the other hand, hasn’t always been the right match for customers’ maintenance strategy. That’s a shame because innovative Nimble storage features have made CS-Series Arrays a good fit for many business-critical applications, and the company had a reliable reputation for customer service. All Nimble CS-Series Arrays Are Now Prime Candidates for Third Party Maintenance Once the Nimble Storage acquisition was finalized in April 2017, however, support for this hardware moved over to HPE.
#Nimble software license#
The HPE Nimble Storage SDK for Go is released under the Apache 2.0 license, see LICENSE for details.Most customers had no idea when purchasing Nimble CS200, CS300, CS500, and CS700 equipment that they would ultimately be involved with Hewlett Packard Enterprise. HPE employees may sign in direct at with a valid HPE address. Join the HPE DEV slack by signing up at.
ContributingĬontributing guidelines are available in CONTRIBUTING Community
#Nimble software how to#
Engage with your HPE representative for other means on how to get in touch with Nimble support directly. Please send an email to to get started with any issue you might need assistance with. HPE Nimble Storage SDK for Go is supported by HPE when used with HPE Nimble Storage arrays on valid support contracts. The SDK is coupled to the following NimbleOS version span.Īs future versions of NimbleOS and new endpoint services become available, the SDK will be updated. The SDK require Go version 1.13 or later. Service types may be found in pkg/service and it's recommended to have a basic understanding and familiarity of the HPE Nimble Storage REST API. Volume, err := volSvc.CreateVolume(newVolume)įmt.Printf("Failed to create volume, %+v\n", err.Error())įmt.Printf("Volume \"%s\" created (%s)\n", *volume.Name, *volume.ID) VolSvc := groupService.GetVolumeService() Service.WithPassword("admin")) // Passwordįmt.Printf("Unable to connect to group, %+v\n", err.Error()) Service.WithHost("192.168.1.1"), // Managment hostname or IP of array GroupService, err := service.NewNimbleGroupService( "/hpe-storage/nimble-golang-sdk/pkg/service" "/hpe-storage/nimble-golang-sdk/pkg/param" "/hpe-storage/nimble-golang-sdk/pkg/client/v1/nimbleos"
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