Dell Vscale Architecture vs Rackspace OpenStack comparison

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"Vscale's scalability is super good. Vscale's scalability, manageability, and performance are all three areas that I emphasize when I sell Vscale Architectures to the customer."

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"The initial setup isn't too difficult.""Apart from the main features, I really appreciate OpenStack's microservices architecture and its flexibility for deployment with different tools.""There are many services that can be directly used which are not available in VMware.""It created a reusable library with OpenStack features.""I like its integration with GitLab and its simplicity. OpenStack has a lot of third-party libraries that it uses.""The most valuable feature is the customization. With the customization you can really give the customers what they want.""The documentation was plentiful and very helpful.​""The solution is stable."

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"In terms of what could be improved, I particularly think the scope of automation is very much limited. So they should introduce some more STK's and API's for automation first thing."

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"VMware has a side-to-side replication feature, which is still more mature than Rackspace OpenStack's which can't be used in a production environment.""So for the main stability, there have been a couple of issues that I've experienced.""The line migration is a problem.""OpenStack's UI, while user-friendly, could be improved to offer a more intuitive experience.""It could use more examples in different languages (API use cases).​""The seamless integration between MySQL services and the rabbitMQ database can be revised during the debugging phase.""OpenStack is difficult for the novice in terms of beginning to use cloud tools."

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Top Answer:Apart from the main features, I really appreciate OpenStack's microservices architecture and its flexibility for deployment with different tools.
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Overview

Dell EMC Vscale Architecture is a modular, pre-engineered architecture for modern, scalable, and flexible data centers to meet evolving workload demands and support digital transformation of businesses.

It combines the market-leading Dell EMC portfolio of converged infrastructure systems with pools of compute, storage, and data protection resources; a common network fabric; a common layer of management software; and a path for further data center transformation through integration with existing legacy IT investments.

OpenStack is an open and scalable cloud operating system for building public and private clouds. It provides both large and small organizations an alternative to closed cloud environments, reducing the risk of lock-in associated with proprietary platforms.
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Midsize Enterprise27%
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Dell Vscale Architecture is ranked 9th in Converged Infrastructure while Rackspace OpenStack is ranked 6th in Converged Infrastructure with 9 reviews. Dell Vscale Architecture is rated 8.0, while Rackspace OpenStack is rated 7.8. The top reviewer of Dell Vscale Architecture writes "Intuitive, robust, manageable, and agile ". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Rackspace OpenStack writes "A scalable open-source solution that needs some improvement with its ecosystem". Dell Vscale Architecture is most compared with Dell VxBlock System and FlexPod XCS, whereas Rackspace OpenStack is most compared with VMware vSAN, Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI), VxRail, HPE SimpliVity and Oracle Private Cloud Appliance.

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