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Not really. On the smaller scale there was no reason outside of familiarity to run VMware over hyper-v. This will be a shift for on-prem deployments. For cloud
by what-the-grump 3y ago
Not really. On the smaller scale there was no reason outside of familiarity to run VMware over hyper-v.
This will be a shift for on-prem deployments. For cloud solutions running VMware in AWS/Azure, unless those renewals go up significantly, most of VMwares mrr is already locked in and the people running these setups generally refuse to learn how the cloud works so it’s a pure lift and shift mentality.
But the pattern begins, broadcom buys VMware does nothing increase prices. Why would any sane client stay around to get VC squeezed.
- boring-alterego 3y agoOn prem deployments at my sites swapping to hyper v prior to renewal with VMware. We saw the writing on the wall after what broadcom did to us when they bought Symantec.