Users report that Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) excels in ease of use, scoring 9.3 compared to VMware vSphere's 8.9. Reviewers mention that the intuitive interface and streamlined workflows make it easier for teams to manage their cloud environments effectively.
Reviewers say that Nutanix's quality of support is outstanding, with a score of 9.4, while VMware vSphere lags behind at 8.5. Users highlight the responsiveness and expertise of Nutanix's support team, which significantly enhances their experience.
Users on G2 mention that Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure has a strong product direction, scoring 9.3, indicating a commitment to innovation and user feedback. In contrast, VMware vSphere's score of 8.1 suggests that users feel less confident about its future development.
Reviewers mention that both products have high scores for meeting requirements, with Nutanix at 9.1 and VMware at 9.2. However, users report that Nutanix's flexibility in deployment options gives it an edge in adapting to various business needs.
G2 users report that Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure shines in ease of setup, scoring 8.9 compared to VMware's 8.6. Reviewers appreciate the straightforward installation process and the comprehensive documentation provided by Nutanix.
Users say that while both products are well-regarded in their respective market segments, Nutanix is favored in the enterprise space (47.0% of reviews), whereas VMware vSphere is more popular among mid-market users (43.4% of reviews), indicating a stronger alignment with larger organizations' needs for scalability and performance.
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Ratings
Meets Requirements
9.1
211
9.2
325
Ease of Use
9.2
211
8.9
608
Ease of Setup
8.8
188
8.6
550
Ease of Admin
9.1
188
9.0
268
Quality of Support
9.3
205
8.5
302
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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
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LJ
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AH
Virtual platform to host multiple images on a single machine which has limited resources.Read more
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