Some benefits of using VxRail include:
Simplified deployment and management
Flexible scaling
High availability
Cost-effectiveness
Integration with VMware
High performance
Automation and orchestration capabilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Some downsides of VxRail include:
Limited hardware choices: VxRail appliances are only available from Dell Technologies and use Dell-specific hardware.
Cost: VxRail can be more expensive compared to other hyper-converged infrastructure solutions.
Limited scalability: VxRail appliances have a maximum scalability limit, which may not be sufficient for large enterprises.
Dependence on VMware: VxRail is built on VMware vSphere and vSAN, which means that customers are dependent on VMware's roadmap and licensing costs.
Less flexibility: VxRail offers less flexibility than other solutions, as it only supports a limited number of operating systems and applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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