I like the fact that it gives you a single pane of glass where you can set up your protection policies and categories and failover into the other side pretty easily. You don't need to go into all of these different GUIs and panes of glass to commit a failover. I can easily train some of my technicians who are less skilled or do not fully understand the architecture and teach them to be admins for this platform. I appreciate the usability. We have used NC2 to migrate applications. The discussion about refactoring an application can take months. We need to consider whether we want to refactor an application to make it cloud-native or lift and shift. We thought it was impossible to make some of our legacy applications failover into Azure, but we demonstrated that it was possible with NC2. Some of our bigger applications work in the Azure cloud almost like they're deployed at the on-prem data center. The failover has been great, and the VMs have been set up with no OS problems. Nothing is fundamentally wrong with the applications.
