G2 reviewers report that Scale Computing Platform excels in user support, with many users praising the responsiveness and helpfulness of the support team. One user noted, "Support has been great," highlighting the positive experience during their transition from another product.
Users say that Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure stands out for its ease of management, with a unified platform that simplifies daily operations. Reviewers appreciate the ability to control everything from a single interface, making it easier to operate once established.
According to verified reviews, Scale Computing Platform is recognized for its simple management interface, which users find less complicated compared to other solutions. One user mentioned that they found it "much less complicated and streamlined" for smaller virtual environments.
Reviewers mention that Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure is known for its stability and performance, consistently delivering reliable performance even as workloads scale. This reliability is a significant factor for users who prioritize operational consistency.
G2 reviewers highlight that while Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure has a strong presence in the enterprise market, Scale Computing Platform is more favored by mid-market users, with 75.5% of reviews coming from this segment. This suggests that Scale may be better suited for smaller organizations looking for tailored solutions.
Users report that both platforms have their strengths, but Scale Computing Platform has a slight edge in ease of setup and administration, with scores indicating a smoother onboarding experience. One user noted the intuitive nature of the platform, which contributed to a quicker learning curve.
Pricing
Entry-Level Pricing
Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI)
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Scale Computing Platform
Standard
$189.00
1 Software License Only. Per core, per year, 5-year term. Per Year
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easier way to migrate linux and also machines that cannot see move via networking on a different vl
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ND
While the Linux VM is powered off copy the virtual disk into Nutanix images. Most likely format is VMDK and then just make a new VM from that disk image and...Read more
How we can explore more in AHV
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MA
Would like to learn more about your use case. Since you mentioned DR, however, you might want to look into Xi Leap for cloud-based DR, or our native...Read more
Is there an option to produce reports on access levels within flow?
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LJ
Hi Andy, if you're referring to audit logs, Flow provides both a policy change audit log and packet hit log, which could be sent to a log aggregator or...Read more
“HC3” is a term previously used to describe Scale Computing's 3-Tier Hyperconverged Infrastructure offering. As of May 2022, we relaunched the former HC3...Read more
What is HC3 scale computing?
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ES
“HC3” is a term previously used to describe Scale Computing's 3-Tier Hyperconverged Infrastructure offering. As of May 2022, we relaunched the former HC3...Read more
What hypervisor does scale use?
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ES
Scale Computing is purpose-built on the KVM hypervisor to support Windows and Linux operating systems. This ownership of both the storage and hypervisor...Read more
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