What do you like most about VxRail?

The low latency and response times and having a virtualized environment within a single computer are valuable. I have no physical elements, and I can optimize or balance my data depending on the sales volume that I have in a specific store.

Homogeneity is most valuable. The truth is that having everything in a single cluster helps a lot.

It is very powerful. We find that to be the most valuable aspect. The movement of devices between nodes is very easy.

The most valuable feature is that it is VMware-embedded. VxRail HCI is on VMware, and we can use VMware vCenter and vSphere. Our infrastructure consists of servers and VMware, and by using VxRail, our experience and familiarity have not changed because VxRail HCI is on VMware.

It helps simplify the management of VMware.

The solution is really stable.

The tool's price is competitive and it is easy to use.

It has improved from an operations standpoint as we have reduced failures compared to a previous vendor. The hardware that we previously used had a lot of issues with components failing regularly.

The stability of VxRail is good, we have not had any issues.

Valuable features for us are the VDI, UCC, and HCI.

The implementation was quick, we used a checklist and it took approximately one hour.

I have found the vSAN is highly flexible. The documentation is good and the interface of the solution is responsive and fast. The interface has everything you need to manage the solution, such as the VxRail and VMware integration. You can manage the hardware from within the VMware plasma pan.

This is a good solution if you want to deploy an ACI Environment but don't have all the necessary resources.

First and foremost, I would advise people to purchase this solution mainly for the simplicity of the system. And it's all managed in one place, which is nice compared to Nutanix where you had to administrate multiple places. And, the support now is so good.

VxRail is an agile solution with easily scalable, simplify operations with software driven automation and lower operational cost.

The initial setup is simple.

You don't need to think about compatibility of components.

The most valuable feature for me in this latest release has been the ability to add a compute or storage node. In the previous release, if I wanted to add only the compute mode, I need to buy a full node, including both compute and storage. That is no longer the case; I can upgrade whatever I want one based on my demand.

VxRail can manage the whole cluster at the same time, so it's easy to expand. VxRail has more features vSAN ReadyNodes that make it easier to implement from scratch.

Depending on your architecture type, it's simple to manage and implement VxRail compared to other solutions. That's why most of our customers use it.

VxRail is easy to deploy and easy to scale up.

VxRail has high performance and has great efficiency. There is a single place for us to manage all of our virtual machines. The ability to right-size instead of overcommit VMs is a large benefit.

It has a valuable deduplication feature.

Cost-effective and easy to install.

VxRail has given us a lot of tools in a one-stop-shop environment.

VxRail's technical support is very good.

Updating the product has been very easy.

VxRail performs well in the VDI environment.

I have found that the admin deployment, monitoring off-premises, and the many services important features. Additionally, the solution has good integration.

t's a very good solution with multiple options with VxRail series like
based on customer requirements whether they're focused on compute, storage, scalability and high performance, etc. Whether a customer you are going to start your IT Infrastructure
footprint with a limited budget, you have freedom of choice and non-disruptive expansion
in the future, whether in the main data center or branches. Any idea coming in system admins mind to run this setup continuously and keep service 100% 24/7 is possible in this
product line. Hyper-converged appliances allow a datacenter in a box approach, with G, E P, Vand P series.

Dell owns the EMC, EMC owns VMware, and there are many other interconnections throughout the industry which allows a fully integrated solution from a technical perspective.

This solution optimizes our clients' resources.

VxRail has improved out organization because we are trying to be a little more proactive and elastic. We are trying to change our conventional approach to development.

The support has been excellent, especially if you compare it to IBM.

VxRail does not require fiber switches or external storage. It's easy to replace and manage. It's centralized management through VxRail Manager.

We enjoy the ease of management since all of the resources are located on one box — one single point of support.

One beneficial feature is that the solution can handle complex environments.

The stability is very nice. We haven't had any issues with the cluster. The cluster is very stable. No problems with slowness. Everything has been stable. It was well-architectured.

The pricing is very, very good.

The feature that I have found most valuable with VxRail is its upgrade. Because if you talk about the normal ESX process you have to upgrade the firmware, the bios, and you have to manage the compatibility. You have to do a lot of things. But in the case of VxRail, it's a single upgrade, end to end. You simply upload the bundle, click next, it will do some pre-checks, if those pre-checks pass, it will update everything one by one. It will put one ESX in the maintenance and move other VM's to another mode. There is no downtime to the VM's.

The solution is easy to use. When turning on a server or a machine that is required for, deployment or quality assurance, the dynamic deployment of resources is good.

The initial setup was very easy.

For me, the most valuable feature is in relation to the software updates.

The most valuable features are ease of management and ease of applying updates.

I would recommend VxRail, it works for most of the use cases.

It helps our servers and it is very efficient.

It's very easy to upgrade.

My customers use it for VDI. It has been very usable and very fast to use with VDI. On the VxRail side also, it has been very fast.

The updating of the features was one aspect of the solution that made us decide to use it.

I like the managed updates. They are really nice in VxRail. Everything comes packaged and the updates are much easier than with other solutions that I've had to work with.

The stability continues to get better and better. It's pretty reliable.

You don't have to worry too much about the hardware and you don't have to work on integrating a storage device. We instead have this as an all-in-one solution and everything is available as a box.

The manageability for controlling the console is the most valuable feature.

The initial setup was not complex.

The cover points feature in VxRail is remarkable. It's unique. It has an intervention failover system as well as an automatic failover system, reaching clusters existing in VxRail. This makes all files act as a single file with a large and huge resource, and, of course, with customized administration, configuration, and resources. It provides automatic failover for redundancy and data recovery.

The recent technologies and management features that have been implemented.

This is a good solution for medium-sized installations especially when it will be coupled with VMware.

The update process is very convenient.

The solution is perfect for the lifecycle management of hardware.

The stability is very good. We haven't had any issues at all. There aren't bugs or glitches. There aren't system crashes or anything of that nature.

VxRail's feature that we found most valuable was its really good performance. That was one of VxRail's advantages.

The most valuable feature of this solution is the automation and integration points with other automation tools.

The most valuable feature in the VxRail solution is the software that binds the management portal and its ease of use of managing the environment. The guys don't have to worry about getting multiple solutions specialist. You can have one person looking at and managing the whole environment.

The most valuable feature is its high performance.

I can roll out the system in thirty minutes and the customer can work with it.

The most valuable feature is the fact that the storage is integrated with the VxRail so I don't have to go in between systems when I have to monitor my storage.

It gives us tons of flexibility. We can create new machines, then destroy them if they don't work out. We test a lot of use cases that may or may not play out. We can build all types of scenarios into virtual machines that we may or may not use. If we don't use them, we just turn them off, no using up resources.

We were able to speed up our gaming software, which was a big plus.

It's a turnkey solution, which is good for customers, because they are buying into stability.

I like the new releases that Dell EMC is doing with VMware. They are allowing for flexibility across the hybrid cloud. This allows organizations to use containers and to be able to move into the public cloud, but also not have lock-in. They can come back to the private cloud when they want to, so it's creating a lot of flexibility across the stack.

It is truly a hyper-converged infrastructure, so everything is there together.

There is a single vendor with the hardware, software, and maintenance. Thus, there is a single vendor with whom we can contact.

There is no in-depth config involved nor third-party needed, saving us time and money.

Its ease of administration is extremely valuable. It allows me to make better use of my time for other tasks instead of maintaining systems through multiple administration consoles.