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Which is a huge shame because historically it's been an incredibly stable and easy to use platform with tons of third party support and integrations. And start
by SteveNuts 3y ago
Which is a huge shame because historically it's been an incredibly stable and easy to use platform with tons of third party support and integrations.
And starting with vSphere 7 it's been really easy to manage and snappy with a full web interface (it used to be a weird half thick client/half web interface management).
People don't realize how revolutionary VMware was in the IT community, it was probably the biggest disruption between 2005-2015.
- kstrauser 3y agoAnd for now, I'm sure it's still great. However, I personally believe it's in keep-the-lights-on maintenance mode. If you like it today, great. I wouldn't have faith in any public roadmap though.