VMware vSphere pros and cons

They must work on the price, as well as the technical support.

To manage it properly, you have to know this product really well.

The VMware vSphere app is faster, compared to its web-based client. The web-based client is very slow, freezes, and is challenging to use.

When we talk about the overall private cloud stack, I would prefer for it be a lot more seamless.

The challenge that we have is keeping the system up to date, as well as having the internal resources to maintain that platform. We're not an IT company, so it's challenging for us to keep the IT resources in-house.

Given that I've been using version seven, it seems that some of the bugs I faced during that version have already been addressed in subsequent updates. Although I haven't personally tested them yet, it appears that these issues have been resolved. In version seven, there was a problem with the network interface not responding due to certain configurations not being properly filtered. However, in version eight, this requirement has been minimized, so the mentioned bug is less likely to occur. Instead of solely addressing these fixes in newer versions, it might be beneficial for them to consider applying these improvements to the older versions as well. This approach could prevent users from feeling compelled to upgrade to version eight solely to avoid encountering the issue, and instead provide updates for version seven users.

If they improve on the knowledge base and documentation, it would be extremely helpful.

Get the HTML5 client to 100% parity to replace the Flash client.

There are some limitations with the solution regarding migrating.

In terms of what could be improved, we do face some bugs when cloning the virtual machine - it fails sometimes.