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VMware EVO:RAIL [EOL] Reviews Summary
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Deputy Director of Information Technologies at County of El Dorado, California4.5We found EVO:RAIL to be a stable, scalable, and cost-effective hyper-converged solution, ideal for our remote disaster recovery needs. Its ease of management and excellent support have been significant benefits, making it a highly recommended choice.
Chief Technology Officer at Oakland Unified School District4.5EVO:RAIL offers easy deployment, excellent availability, and simple scalability, which is perfect for my small IT staff. Support is great, and the cost-benefit is awesome. My main request for future releases is smoother data center replication.
IT Director with 51-200 employees4.0I find VMware EVO:RAIL a promising, easy-to-deploy hyper-converged infrastructure, simplifying SDDC with its new HTML5 interface and scalability. While version 1.0 has missing features, its Enterprise Plus vSphere edition could be costly for SMBs.
Systems Engineer at a media company with 1,001-5,000 employeesI found EVO:RAIL's one-click, pre-configured setup and expandability excellent for remote offices. It offers rock-solid stability and good scalability. VMware's customer support is world-class, though EVO:RAIL tech support is community-based. Licensing costs could improve.
Info Sys Spl Prgmng - IS at New York Presbyterian Hospital3.0I found this all-in-one solution stable and easy to set up with excellent support. However, its limited scalability and performance were not suited for my enterprise needs, making it better for medium businesses.
IT Administrator and Sr. VMware Engineer at a retailer with 501-1,000 employeesI reviewed VMware EVO: RAIL, a hyper-converged appliance simplifying software-defined infrastructure. It offers resilient, scalable compute, storage, and networking, with easy deployment, management, and non-disruptive updates, all powered by VMware software.
IT Director with 51-200 employeesI see VMware EVO:RAIL received a software update, doubling cluster capacity to 32 nodes and automating hardware replacement for components. While it remains on vSphere 5.5, Dell also released new solutions, including a Horizon Edition for VDI.
Senior Cloud Engineer at a comms service provider with 51-200 employeesI investigated VMware's EVO:RAIL, finding it a simple, hyperconverged offering leveraging familiar tech. However, I noted flexibility limitations, cost concerns, and significant market competition, especially with its pricing proving a barrier to adoption despite its potential.