If you don't mind the terminal. vAdmins are historically very click-ops. Not a slight against them; VMware grew up in a time when this was en vogue. Also, VMwa

If you don't mind the terminal. vAdmins are historically very click-ops. Not a slight against them; VMware grew up in a time when this was en vogue. Also, VMware has made their API very opaque and difficult to use aside from happy path scenarios. (Check out govc to see what I mean. It's great until you start hitting edge cases that are easy in the UI but very hard or darn near impossible with the SDK, like creating a distributed vSwitch and adding VMs to different port groups). vSphere is very, very nice. Super mature interface, and that's before you pair it with vSAN and NSX. AFAIK no-one's caught up