Google Anthos vs VMware Cloud Foundation comparison

"The Google Anthos feature I find the most valuable is the easy of use. In Google Anthos, you don't need to move along too many screens and so on. The interface is really helpful and understanding of the tool comes easily."

"The ability to auto-scale is the most valuable feature."

"VMware Cloud Foundation's most valuable features are password and certificate management. The SDDC manager tool is the front tool we are using to manage the entire VCF stack. In the SDDC manager, we can able to rotate, and update the passwords of all users. Anything in the VMware portfolio, we can manage from a single dashboard and we have various data centers. We have connected everything into one Federation. From one single place, we are managing our entire virtual interactions."

"I'm able to deploy many platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, Oracle, and Azure on VMware."

"The stability is good."

"We use VMware Cloud Foundation mainly for the virtualization part, and because it's a suite where everything is combined, we have vSphere and vCenter."

"The mission aspect of the solution is the most valuable feature."

"The most valuable feature of this solution is the disaster recovery software."

"The tool's UI is great."

"The initial Google Anthos setup is not easy. Nothing is truly easy in the Google Anthos world."

"I would like to be able to connect the APIs."

"They need to offer more support for Mac."

"The tool's price tag is high."

"After the acquisition, prices have been going up."

"The platform needs improvement in terms of troubleshooting."

"The deployment is clumsy and complex. There are too many things that need to be done in order to deploy."

"The price could be better. VMware Cloud Foundation is overpriced, but I think we get what we pay for. It would be better if it were cheaper because it would be easier to go to customers and get them to buy it. We'd get more projects, and that would be great."

"Integrations are slightly difficult, as getting resources to deal with it is not that easy."

"The price of VMware Cloud Foundation is a bit high. However, it comes with a lot of useful features and can handle a lot of operational complexity. Overall the price can be seen as being fair for what it offers."

"The pricing of VMware Cloud Foundation could improve, it is expensive."

"The licensing is expensive compared with Hyper V and Unitech's platform."

"The pricing can be more competitive."

"There is an annual license required to use the solution."

"VMware Cloud Foundation is expensive compared to one of its competitors."

"If our customer has the option to buy a server for $4,000 or $5,000, but VMware asks for two-person licensing $7,000 to $8,000, which is more than the hardware price. So sometimes, the customer cannot pay for it because it's too expensive."

"It is quite expensive."