Nutanix Software and Solutions
Nutanix Acropolis AOS
40 reviews
11 discussions
Software Defined Storage (SDS)
Hyper-Converged (HCI)
Nutanix Prism Pro
18 reviews
2 discussions
Virtualization Management Tools
Nutanix Prism
16 reviews
7 discussions
Virtualization Management Tools
Nutanix AHV
11 reviews
9 discussions
Server Virtualization Software
Nutanix Calm
4 reviews
6 discussions
Cloud Management
Nutanix Era
3 reviews
5 discussions
Database Development and Management
Nutanix Xi Beam
3 reviews
5 discussions
Cloud Cost Management
Nutanix Files
2 reviews
1 discussion
File and Object Storage
Nutanix Clusters
1 review
2 discussions
Cloud Migration
Nutanix Karbon
1 review
Container Monitoring
Container Management
Nutanix Volumes
1 review
2 discussions
Public Cloud Storage Services
Nutanix Xi Leap
Disaster Recovery as a Service
Nutanix Xi IoT
IoT Platforms
Nutanix Xi Frame
Desktop as a Service (DaaS)
Nutanix Mine
Backup and Recovery Software
Nutanix Flow
Microsegmentation Software
Nutanix Move
Cloud Migration
Nutanix Objects
File and Object Storage
Nutanix Reviews
Samuel Rothenbuehler
CTO Enterprise Cloud at Amanox Solutions (S&T Group)
What you might not know about Nutanix that makes it so unique
What is our primary use case?
As a systems integrator we use Nutanix on a daily basis since 2013 as out main, strategic and only infrastructure solution for virtualization and it's related storage component. We can offer most use cases today on Nutanix including VDI, server virtualization, big data and mission critical.Pros and Cons
- "Nutanix has several unique capabilities to ensure linear scalability."
- "There is a need is to be able to consume Nutanix storage from outside the cluster for other, non-Nutanix workloads."
Samuel Rothenbuehler
CTO Enterprise Cloud at Amanox Solutions (S&T Group)
It delivers full visibility down to a single virtual disk and every hardware component.
What other advice do I have?
This is the Nutanix management web interface.
Ilan Stark
Project Manager at a healthcare company with 501-1,000 employees
Gives us a centralized, easier to manage platform
What is our primary use case?
We use Nutanix Prism Pro for central management. We have three clusters and we manage them with Prism Pro. We use it as a central point of managing Nutanix, it's concentrated on Prism Pro's dashboard. Our strategy is to only have one tool to manage our clusters and Prism.Pros and Cons
- "You can see the health status of the clusters in one view. There is one view of the health of your systems which helps you to have an overview any time you have a problem. You can dig into the tools that Prism Pro has to give you all the options to take on the problem. You can monitor things and manage the cluster really easily."
- "We have a lot of projects so we cannot always dive deep into the material that Nutanix offers. We would like to but we have other priorities. It was a busy year. We have an external company that does things for us so we can make the process go faster. We know what we need and what we would like to achieve. I'm still on the learning curve."
What other advice do I have?
My advice would be to go for it. It has fulfilled our hopes. We have been doing virtualization for long enough and we see what the pitfalls are. Nutanix gives us a centralized, easier to manage platform. We bought a little cluster for the proof of concept and we saw really quickly that this solution is the right way to go. Now, we're focusing on a strategy to replace all the other stuff and to go with Nutanix straight ahead. We plan to use the file cluster but for now, we have a separate file cluster. We prefer to use Era. It's a database central management tool from Nutanix. I would rate…
JOHAN ROJAS
Analista Senior de Servidores at vocem teleservicios
Offers simplicity, statistics, states of equipment resources, alerts, and updates in a single click
What is our primary use case?
In our organization since we implemented Nutanix, we have focused on migrating critical business production applications and services to Nutanix due to its high performance, high availability, reliability, and 99% confidence that all applications and databases do not They will have problems. In addition to the performance that we can have with Nutanix, we have platform management tools that show us everything that happens in the environment of virtual machines with Prism that allows us to quickly and graphically monitor our environment.Pros and Cons
- "It is interesting to me how Nutanix manages hyperconvergence, the possible failures that can occur in the platform migrating machine machines to nodes without problems while solving the failed node, but without a doubt prism is the feature that I value the most since I can manage and monitor everything in a single tool, giving me simplicity, statistics, states of equipment resources, alerts, updates in a single click, migrate equipment nodes manually or automatically."
- "I think one of the points to improve is having the platform with multiple languages, for example Spanish, seriously, one point to consider is a valid point for me, my native language is Spanish, being in Venezuela."
What other advice do I have?
For me it has been very beneficial, since apart from the advantages it has given my organization, it has also allowed me to get to know a new infrastructure, which has a learning platform, Nutanix university where you can learn and become certified, it is something beyond a tool is a way of seeing technology
Brad Burgess
IT Systems Technical Specialist at a government with 51-200 employees
Lets us manage multiple Clusters through a single interface
What is our primary use case?
Prism Pro lets us manage multiple Nutanix Clusters through a single interface. I can view all the alerts or health of each Cluster from one website instead of going to each one individually.Pros and Cons
- "The 1-Click Centralized Upgrades are really nice. When you go in and want to upgrade your Cluster, you just click a button and everything will upgrade. You don't have to go to each individual server to do the upgrades."
- "In the first couple of months of deploying Nutanix, we had an issue with certain nodes that were rebooting automatically. Nothing went down, but it was concerning. Within a week of having the problem, we had a dedicated support person who worked with us for about a month and a half while they found the bug and developed a new patch for it. We tested it for them, then once it was working, everything was good."
What other advice do I have?
You have to at least look at this solution. Once you do, you will buy it. All my old colleagues that have moved onto different jobs too, and I always tell them about it. They are always expanding what they have and what they are offering. It can do a bunch of other things that we don't use yet, but are thinking about. Biggest lesson learnt: IT doesn't have to be super complicated. I would rate Prism Pro as a 10 (out of 10).Ilan Stark
Project Manager at a healthcare company with 501-1,000 employees
We are aiming for "infrastructure-as-code" so that we can always recreate an environment, without manual work
What is our primary use case?
One goal was to automate things. We had a lot of tools, but we needed a centralized tool. Calm helps us to centralize the deployments of our VMs. We have a subsystem installed on Nutanix and we have blueprints for setting up this subsystem very easily. Also, for Kubernetes clusters, we use now CaaS from SUSE and we also create Kubernetes clusters with Calm. Our strategy is to make blueprints for all the virtual machines environments. It's an ongoing process.Pros and Cons
- "The scripting, where you can use libraries, is a valuable feature. We don't really make the blueprints, as we have a third-party company that makes them for us. But it enables calling APIs in the blueprints. When we create a machine, we use IPAM from Infoblox and we can get an IP address. It's one platform to script and we can then use all the APIs to complete the scripts. It gives us a central management tool from which we can do a lot of things automatically."
- "I cannot say Calm is providing centralized control of all our applications because we have some legacy systems. We have IBM iSeries, which is another technology. But with Calm we can centralize all our x86 machines."
What other advice do I have?
My advice is "use it." To use Calm, the precondition is that you have Nutanix. To me it doesn't make sense to have Nutanix on-premise and then not use Calm. Then you would have to use SaltStack or Chef or whatever other management software exists for managing virtual machines or physical machines. If you go with Nutanix, it makes really sense to use Calm. SaltStack and Ansible are also good, but it doesn't make sense to use them when you have Calm. With Nutanix you have one platform where you can manage everything. Calm gives you a lot of possibilities because you can script and easily…
Kevin Mortimer
Head Of Operations at University of Reading
one-click self-service means users can serve themselves resources without IT; they have the power in their hands
What is our primary use case?
We wanted to find a way to start getting our academics used to paying for compute without having to actually pay, but still to do it for real in the cloud. We use the self-service portal within Nutanix for them to deposit some funds, which is a cost charge, not a credit card, and then we say, "Okay, based on that, you have bought X amount of CPUs, Y amount of memory, and Z amount of storage." They can then go in and say, "Okay, well, I know I've got a pool of 10 BCPs for a month. I want to spin up three of them to process this data, which I'll then tear down afterwards." We use it for our… more »Pros and Cons
- "The fact that these are non-technical people — they're experts in their fields but they're definitely not technical — and they can just log in to the portal and select the resource that they believe they need, and manage it themselves, speaks to the ease of use. It shows them their live costs, etc., as they're spending. The fact that they can do that without any problems, or having to engage the IT teams, is a true testament to it. There's no need for any user training at all."
- "Even though it's a lot easier, it could be a bit slicker for the end-users. The ability to create their own blueprints could be without their having to understand the details of what they're trying to do. If they could just tick this, this, this, and this — whatever they need — and it would go spinning those up, that would be better. Now, we still guide them quite a bit."
What other advice do I have?
The biggest lesson I've learned using this solution is how easy it is to empower users to achieve what they need to achieve. Without this, it would be very hard to build the trust up and allow our academics to do what they need to do. In our case, Calm doesn't help us to implement standardization across our organization because the research is usually quite specific. The types of VMs that they would spin up would all be slightly different. Some might have much bigger storage requirements, some might have higher RAM requirements, and some might need to be quite low compute but for longer…
Erwing Izquierdo Morales
Data Center Coordinator at Vocem
The server is self-managed in an efficient way, it solves possible logical errors to maintain production without interruptions
Pros and Cons
- "Everything has been valuable, without a doubt the server is self-managed with Prism in an efficient way, it solves possible logical errors to maintain production without interruptions, it's great."
- "Each era every year, new economies arise and ways to develop the platform to improve both the interface with the end-user and to make the main load more flexible to the specialized user of the platform."
Steffen Hornung
Administrator at Neuberger Gebäudeautomation GmbH
Previously written scripts can be checked in a library and be reused for other blueprints
What is our primary use case?
We provide Test-VMs to users. Currently, we deploy only Windows-VMs from Windows 10 1803 up to 20H2 and Server 2012 R2 to Server 2019. The blueprints consist of a base Windows Image (which is used as a template for the VM to be) and several tasks you can define and use remote PowerShell to get whatever you need to get done, like install additional software, set registry keys - you name it. Each task is then executed in the defined order and results can be reviewed even during execution time. Hardware specs can be made configurable, so users can adjust the amount of RAM or CPU core count but… more »Pros and Cons
- "Previous inquiries took us almost a full day to prepare the VM to the liking of our users. Now the deployment time is below 15 minutes and users can do it on their own! That leaves us to only update the blueprints if new requirements come in or new Windows Versions are published. As we have now predefined setups the testing team can rely on common ground for their product tests. Development teams can experiment with alpha versions in a secured environment (separate VLANs) without harming production machines."
- "The list of blueprints and applications could be more configurable so you see all the fields you need and not just some predefined fields which are not customizable now."
What other advice do I have?
Take a tour for yourself online: https://www.nutanix.dev/ad/at/ You shoud REALLY try this. It is just 5 minutes of your time!
Anibal Coral
Infrastructure IT Analyst at Mercedes-Benz do Brasil Ltda.
Manages multiple clusters from a single point which saves time
What is our primary use case?
It is to manage all my clusters. I have nine nodes, splitting six nodes on one side and three nodes on the another side. Prism Pro is the center to manage the whole cluster. We have a nine node clusters. All machines are NXs from Nutanix. Our environment runs new development tools, like GitLab. DevOps are running inside of Nutanix and a few other systems. We are using Nutanix for new stuff to implement and test new technologies, such as DevOps, Kubernetes, Dockers, and Hadoop (in a few of the clusters for big data). I am using the latest version.Pros and Cons
- "The tool's management for clusters is amazing and simple. It's quite simple to use it daily. With 1-click centralized upgrades, I can update my entire cluster using the data tech software from a single point in an easy way. It shows me that I have an update, then I just apply it, wait a few minutes, and all of the clusters are updated. It doesn't matter if it's a software update or something like bills. Everything is done from one central point. Also, the dashboard are really good. We have some relevant formations where I can see my cluster's CPU age, memory age, virtual machines, etc. All information can be viewed in an easy way, which provides me a cloud-like experience on an on-prem solution."
- "It could maybe have better documentation. Nutanix does have really good documentation, but it could have more details in the future."
What other advice do I have?
I only use the Calm automation feature where I can create machines, but only inside my clusters. Its codeless approach to automation is amazing and good. It does some automated tasks on drag and drops. It also provides you the power to adjust scripts and the code so you can do more than the basics. Specifically in Calm, admins can confidently set up automation rules. In the Prism Pro, we have the CLI tool where you can deploy a machine and administration cluster over command line. Basically, you can create your automations on your own without using a DB. This provides us with a single tool for…
reviewer1384074
Sr Network Systems Administrator IT Infrastructure at Moda Health
Intelligently optimizes capacity, proactively detects performance anomalies, and enables our Infrastructure team to automate operations tasks with ease and confidence
What is our primary use case?
Our organization is utilizing Nutanix Hyperconverged Infrastructure for the majority of our infrastructure applications software, systems software, print processing software, and web application software as well as all of our core it infrastructure applicaitons and processes including alerting, monitoring, logging. Our only exceptions are currently our large data base implementations and our accounting edi batch processing solutions which are said to require ultra low latency and high performance network and storage.Pros and Cons
- "utanix Prism Pro provides robust upgrading Nutanix clusters mechanism that has long been a delightful experience delivered via one-click upgrades. The one-click process hides a lot of complexity by using advanced automation and consumer-grade design experience."
- "LCM could be our second favorite feature right up there with One-Click Upgrades if it worked as smoothly but We have had a few issues with LCM but those appear to have been related to OEM hardware vendor not in sync with Nutanix software, not sure how this could be improved in the future."
What other advice do I have?
Our organization has been pleased with the Nutanix HCI solution overall. The majority of our issues have been related to non-Nutanix hardware underlying the entire solutions so if We had it to do over again We would probably choose to go with Nutanix hardware.reviewer1383786
Senior Technical Analyst / Infrastructure Admin at Interfor Corp
The File feature enables us to share files without a server and it can replicate the changes by using a built-in replication tool
What is our primary use case?
We had large testing VM servers environment on Cisco UCS with Nimble storage, and we have a large Dev environment on Azure. We have a hard time monitoring and managing both environments. And we end up paying lots of money for both. After talking to Nutanix, we ordered 8 nodes, setup and we migrated most of our Dev/Test VM servers back from Azure back in-house. We use Prism to manage all of them from single point of view, have overall picture of our whole environment. The dashboard is the best spot we check and keep it on our screen every day.Pros and Cons
- "It's easy to transfer data and synch up the change and manage/monitor from a single point. Backup is much easier too."
- "I still remember it was a struggle when we configured the initial network setup, that part was a little bit confusing about how exactly it works, we have two different Nutanix technicians who were on-site to help on the configuration. But both of them could not get right the first time, and we had to reset and start over again on both systems."
reviewer1386585
Implementation Manager at Ruffalo Noel Levitz
Has enabled us to easily manage multiple clusters in multiple locations
What is our primary use case?
We are currently running a pair of production at both our home office and our DR center as well as a dev cluster. Between our prod/dev/fileshare we are now running around 32ish total nodes, and we have only had one drive failure in 4-5 years of running. The level of support that Nutanix provides and the timely response is another great attribute of Nutanix. We now are sitting right where we need to in regards to sizing, function, and design to fit our organization. We will continue to evolve and build with Nutanix.Pros and Cons
- "It has allowed us to easily manage multiple clusters in multiple locations through Prism. We have multiple sites that we use to manage and run VMware at which could be a bit cumbersome with Vsphere. Since we made the migration to Nutanix we now only have active servers at three locations, and we can manage them through Prism Central with ease."
- "We have had our fair share of issues while upgrading early on, but the process now is working flawlessly."
What other advice do I have?
None at this time.reviewer1386345
Techical Lead at Aristocrat Technologies
improves the quality and efficiency of IT operations for the modern datacenter
What is our primary use case?
I know very well that when I was started with my organization with VMware Hypervisor solution for virtualization but we were facing very frequent and unforeseen issues with VMware and due to this outage on hosted services and servers means end-user productivity loss and indirectly loss on the business. Then later on time, we came to know about the Nutanix and its interesting features, and the HA features attracted to us to use the Nutanix as a hypervisor solution in our company. Now when we are using, our lives have been easyPros and Cons
- "Nutanix Prism Pro improves the quality and efficiency of IT operations for the modern datacenter. Powered by the machine learning and task automation, Prism Pro intelligently optimizes capacity, proactively detects performance anomalies, and enables the IT team to automate operations tasks with ease and confidence."
- "I think the Prism Center needs to include more functions. I know that they're including the Nutanix Era, which is the database management and disaster recovery tool. I think that Era should include everything on a single tool where you can manage everything you need inside your organization."
What other advice do I have?
Keep improving and including customer demands and make nutanix more powerful HCI solution.
reviewer1384851
Manager at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
Multiple automations and self-explanatory dashboards have enabled the overall operations load on my team to come down considerably
What is our primary use case?
We have two different clusters in the environment one is an all flash cluster of 40 nodes and other one is a hybrid cluster of 4 nodes and are on the way to introduce another all flash cluster of 9 nodes in the environment. All the clusters have VMs as well as file servers hosted in them. Managing multiple clusters with mix of VMs and file servers by logging into multiple console will lead to additional operations overhead and also can cause delay in incident resolution as operations team will have to login to particular management console and carry out the remediation activities.Pros and Cons
- "Moreover, the deployment process was so easy and smooth that post rack and stack and management IP configuration, it just took less than 2 days to configure the cluster of 40 nodes, upgrade the firmware, create file service and VM space and integrate with our infrastructure."
- "It will be better if they can extend this to non-AHV hypervisors and also non-Nutanix clusters so that people who need this feature but can not goto HCI currently can make use of this product."
reviewer1386768
Network Engineer at North Vancouver School District #44
The Capacity Runway feature analyzes trends from the past and predicts future growth
What is our primary use case?
We leverage virtualization most of all. Prior to this, we had 5 virtual hosts using 4 SANs and dedicated network resources. Our back up solution for this was also a bit clunky as we had to back everything up daily so we had a disaster recovery in the event that we lost a SAN due to hardware failure. Our hardware had aged us and was in need of replacing. Having 4 nodes in our cluster allows us to have replication and if 1 node fails that is no data loss but in an entire san fails that falls into disaster territoryPros and Cons
- "Prism Pro has given us a central administration of our entire virtual environment. Everything can be managed and updated through Prism. Being able to turn features on and off with one slide of the mouse is such a great feature. It allows us to manage storage and containers as well as the actual machines through one pane of glass. No need for any additional software. Pulse is in my opinion is one of the best features. Having the cluster monitor itself and notify support of any issues is a plus plus."
- "I would like to see a P2V feature like Move or Xtract. The interface for migrating from one VM infrastructure to another is one of the best but going from a physical machine to a Nutanix VM is a bit too challenging."
yender
Analista de Servidores at Vocem 2013 Teleservicios S.A.
Has better platform management cost savings and better control and maintenance of resources
What is our primary use case?
El producto es muy estable, también proporciona una interfaz extremadamente intuitiva, pero al mismo tiempo logra un nivel de control sobre todos los recursos. Tuvimos muchos problemas de monitoreo de plataforma ya que trabajamos con un gran volumen en términos de equipos de servicio, esto se debe a que somos una empresa cuya función principal es proporcionar servicios a los usuarios finales a nivel de soporte, requisitos y fallas. Por lo tanto, es de vital importancia mantener un mejor control de nuestro centro de datos. Una vez más, menciono que es un producto 100% recomendado.Pros and Cons
- "In the beginning, I saw the product's user manual, but when installing and managing it in a practical way, I could see that it is very friendly and reliable at the interface level, at the same time very specific, it shows characteristics of the resources never observed at least by me on similar platforms"
- "I consider it a very complete platform, for now, I believe it is very good. It could be advanced and more updated over time. I would like to see updates like the creation of basic applications for monitoring through tables, telephones, external updates, sending manuals, or informational brochures by mail to go hand in hand with the platform and its updates."
Olivier-Massoni
System Engineer at a non-tech company with 10,001+ employees
Helps us react faster to changing business needs by deploying a server with just a few clicks
What is our primary use case?
We are using Calm to deploy a new server. We have four blueprints: the first one is to bring the network; the second one is to configure the elements; the third and the fourth ones are for deploying new servers.Pros and Cons
- "The solution's support for scripts... has reduced the man-hours it takes to deploy and support applications because we don't have to rewrite all the scripts."
- "There is room for improvement in making the solution easier still. If you don't know Calm, it's not so easy to use... It is a really good solution for doing simple tasks, but it's not a good solution for complex tasks."
What other advice do I have?
For standard use it is quite easy to use, but for more complex tasks it's definitely more complex to use. An example of a simple task is deploying a new server, while a complex task would be configuring a bucket or another repository. Overall, it's easy to use. You need to have a clear idea of what you are doing before creating blueprints in Calm. It is a really good solution for doing simple tasks, but it's not a good solution for complex tasks. But it can definitely save you a lot of time. In terms of the solution's abilities when it comes to team collaboration, our team is really small; we…
Tyler Twitchell
Senior Systems Engineer at a tech vendor with 201-500 employees
Provides a great deal of detail, improving our processes for determining where problems lie, in near real-time
What is our primary use case?
I'm one of the administrators in our data centers. My title is Site Reliability Engineer, so my use case is that of a user and getting it to administer machines and monitor application performance. The purpose for Nutanix, in general, was to reduce our footprint within our data centers, to scale down to a single point for all of our compute and storage, which it does very well. We're using Prism Pro to access all of the different clusters; we're able to get to them through one interface.Pros and Cons
- "The most valuable feature for me is being able to find a machine, regardless of which cluster it's located in, as quickly as possible, and being able to work on it. A lot of times we are called upon to troubleshoot an issue. That usually means there's a problem that needs quick attention. Being able to find machines, ascertain their status, and do so in a timely manner, are processes that are very critical to our business needs."
- "The integration with Splunk is a little lacking, and this is something that we've worked on with Nutanix quite extensively in the last year or two. It didn't really have a good integration. They built some dashboards, where they were trying to kind of recreate Prism. Prism is its own utility; it works well for what it does. But it doesn't provide us quite the detail that we are looking for or the historical data that we were after. So we had to build our own custom apps for Splunk."
What other advice do I have?
Do your homework and make sure to get some engineers involved at Nutanix who can assist you. You'll run into issues that they can help steer you around. Nutanix is willing to help if you are willing to ask. The system is not without its complexities. It has a lot of features and there are a lot of things that you can do with it. If you engage the professionals at Nutanix, they can steer you in the right direction. You should utilize them. Prism Pro can be quite complex, if you want it to be. At its heart there are a lot of features available. If you utilize it for simple purposes, then you can…
Maroane Boutayeb
System Engineer at a sports company with 501-1,000 employees
Lightening fast solution that has reduced our bottlenecks
What is our primary use case?
70 to 90 percent of the use that we have for the solution is to get virtual machines running. We are also starting to use different aspects of Prism. For example, we just started to deploy their file storage solution. We weren't able to so far (within the last year), because there hasn't been much time to deploy projects on new technologies.Pros and Cons
- "The design is very intuitive; it's easy to find information in the different menus and things like that. The user experience is much better compared to other products."
- "In the gambling industry, you have a lot of regulation from different countries. One of those regulations states that you have to be able to send all the logs of your Prism to a separate server, what we call the syslog server. On Prism Central, this doesn't work. We have opened a case for it, since this is a basic feature nowadays. We spoke to Nutanix, and they said that it will be in future updates. We did an update, following their support, but once we did the update, it wasn't fixed."
What other advice do I have?
We are heading towards a DevOps culture. What will happen is that we're going to head more and more towards hybid datacenters. We might increase our usage of Nutanix. I would rate it an eight out of 10.Nutanix Questions
System Engineer at a healthcare company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Dec 31 2020
The purpose is academic - we want to install GPU cards to test Automation with access to vGPU.
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Pierre Viloin
Resp. Pole Administrateurs Système Windows at APRR
Sep 08 2020
Who has done a comparison between VMware vRealize Automation and Nutanix Calm?
I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks!
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
One of the most popular comparisons on IT Central Station is Nutanix Acropolis vs VMware vSphere.
People like you are trying to decide which one is best for their company. Can you help them out?
What is the biggest difference between Nutanix Acropolis and VMware vSphere? Which of these two solutions would you recommend to a colleague and why?Thanks for helping your peers make the best decision!
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
How do you or your organization use this solution?
Please share with us so that your peers can learn from your experiences.
Thank you!
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Hi Everyone,
What do you like most about Nutanix Calm?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community!
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
If you were talking to someone whose organization is considering Nutanix Xi Beam, what would you say?
How would you rate it and why? Any other tips or advice?
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
Hi,
We all know it's really hard to get good pricing and cost information.
Please share what you can so you can help your peers.
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
Hi Everyone,
What do you like most about Nutanix Xi Beam?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community!
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
If you were talking to someone whose organization is considering Nutanix Prism, what would you say?
How would you rate it and why? Any other tips or advice?
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
How do you or your organization use this solution?
Please share with us so that your peers can learn from your experiences.
Thank you!
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Please share with the community what you think needs improvement with Nutanix Prism.
What are its weaknesses? What would you like to see changed in a future version?
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Hi Everyone,
What do you like most about Nutanix Prism?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community!
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
If you were talking to someone whose organization is considering Nutanix Calm, what would you say?
How would you rate it and why? Any other tips or advice?
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Please share with the community what you think needs improvement with Nutanix Calm.
What are its weaknesses? What would you like to see changed in a future version?
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Hi,
We all know it's really hard to get good pricing and cost information.
Please share what you can so you can help your peers.
Nicola Calligaris
User at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
Hello,
We have to make a big investment in hyper-convergent infrastructure to offer services in the Cloud (SAAS, IAAS).
We are looking at two technologies:
- VMware with vSAN
- Nutanix (only AOS component as we already have VMware vSphere as hypervisor and NSX and vRA for automation)
Which one do you recommend? And why?
Thanks,
Nicola
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
If you were talking to someone whose organization is considering Nutanix AHV, what would you say?
How would you rate it and why? Any other tips or advice?
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
How do you or your organization use this solution?
Please share with us so that your peers can learn from your experiences.
Thank you!
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Please share with the community what you think needs improvement with Nutanix AHV.
What are its weaknesses? What would you like to see changed in a future version?
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Hi,
We all know it's really hard to get good pricing and cost information.
Please share what you can so you can help your peers.
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Hi Everyone,
What do you like most about Nutanix AHV?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community!
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
If you were talking to someone whose organization is considering Nutanix Era, what would you say?
How would you rate it and why? Any other tips or advice?
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
How do you or your organization use this solution?
Please share with us so that your peers can learn from your experiences.
Thank you!
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Please share with the community what you think needs improvement with Nutanix Era.
What are its weaknesses? What would you like to see changed in a future version?
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Hi,
We all know it's really hard to get good pricing and cost information.
Please share what you can so you can help your peers.
Julia Frohwein
Content and Social Media Manager
IT Central Station
Hi Everyone,
What do you like most about Nutanix Era?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community!
Miriam Tover
Content Specialist
IT Central Station
Hi Everyone,
What is your primary use case for Nutanix?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community!
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