ROI depends on the load on the virtual platform.

We have seen a return on investment with vCenter Configuration Manager because the number of physical servers has decreased, and approximately all our servers are now virtual.

The Return on Investment is good. The cost is not expensive for enterprise systems. In the long term, it should be having better support .

I have not seen an ROI using the solution.

The product generates a good return on investment for us.

ROI depends on the size of the environment. If you have more than 1,000 virtual machines, you should definitely install this type of software. The time to ROI depends on whether you configured a new cluster. In that case, you probably have enough resources, but we want to know how far you can go in your cluster, how many virtual machines you have left, given the space.