I love the look and feel of VVmware Vsphere 6 Essentials Plus Kit For 3 Hosts Max 2 Processors Per Host. The layout is very simple and not convoluted with unneeded icons and bloatware. It is a get down to work and to the point console. The hosts and clusters appear right up front and center and are in plain view upon launching the console. All the administrative tasks are in a relative simple location to find and configure. Allow all functions of the web based client on the stand alone client. We are using vmware to deploy VMs that will allow us to regression test prior to rolling out to any staging or production regions. This allows us to critique and fix any issues that are seen prior to rolling out.

Vmware Vsphere 6 Essentials Plus Kit For 3 Hosts Max 2 Processors Per Host is a dependable product. It will run a large variety of workloads, and operating systems without issue. Quirks are few and far between. For the most part it just works. The versatility is also great. Being the industry standard, most vendors anticipate it, and have experience with it. So we don't really have vendors saying, "we can't promise this will work if you virtualize it..." It really just works.

More efficient resource utilization. Portability of work loads. Redundancy. We have seen benefits in all of these categories. Our hardware budgets have shrunk by about 75%. without affecting customer experience. All virtualized workloads are portable, between physical vmware servers, and even between datacenters. Any workload can be run on any vmware server. there is one hting i disliked about Vmware Vsphere 6 Essentials Plus Kit For 3 Hosts Max 2 Processors Per Host : The recurring costs of licensing it. But at this point we haven't found a competing product that will offer the versatility and stability we get from VMWare.