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 stability is good."

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

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

"The most valuable aspect of VMware Cloud Foundation is you can manage everything from area."

"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."

"It is a scalable platform."

"Overall, I rate VMware Cloud Foundation a nine out of ten."

"I like that VMware Cloud Foundation reduces both the installation and setup time from a matter of weeks to hours."

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

"The documentation could be easier to read"

"They should provide integration with Azure VMware Solution."

"There may be room for improvement in the resource allocation feature. VMware Broadcom needs to include auto resource allocation at the VM levels."

"From a stability perspective, there may be some issues."

"If one component fails to operate in a timely manner, the entire infrastructure can go down because everything is interconnected. This is the biggest issue."

"The maintenance cost has increased significantly, especially after Broadcom acquired VMware, with a shift from socket-based licensing to core-based licensing."

"There may be room for improvement in the resource allocation feature."

"Life cycle management is an area for improvement."

"I rate the tool's pricing a seven out of ten."

"The solution’s pricing could be improved and made more flexible."

"This solutuion can be expensive for small and medium-sized companies."

"The pricing is moderate. I would rate it six out of ten."

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

"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."

"The tool's price is slightly on the higher side, but I guess you think there is no one-to-one comparison with other tools. The licensing part has become easier, while earlier, it was quite complex."

"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."