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VMware vSphere 6 with Operations Management
Key Features and Benefits Comparison
KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS VMWARE VSPHERE®
WITH OPERATIONS
MANAGEMENT™ 6
MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER
2012 R2 HYPER-V & SYSTEM CENTER
2012 R2
RED HAT ENTERPRISE
VIRTUALIZATION 3.5
• Distributed Switch (VDS) – Centralized network provisioning, administration, and monitoring using data center-
wide network aggregation. Configure settings for uplinks or port groups with the choice to inherit configurations or
over-ride configurations for more granular control.
3
Logical Networking in SCVMM is complex to
configure and manage. Lacks inheritance and
override capabilities like those provided by
port groups in vSphere
No, logical networks act more like port
groups, providing a single place to identify
the networks that should be in a cluster.
Hosts must be separately configured. You
can only use a VLAN once for a specified
datacenter. Lacks inheritance and override
capabilities like those provided by port
groups in vSphere
• vSphere Big Data Extensions (BDE) - Deploy and manage Hadoop clusters via the vSphere Web Client, allowing
the creation and management of Hadoop clusters for multiple tenants
3
No No
Profile Driven Storage
• Storage Profiles - Classify datastores based on the service levels and required performance characteristics
3
Basic storage classifications with no array
intelligence
Disk profiles allow application of QoS policies
that only limit I/O and throughput.
• Datastore Clusters - A collection of datastores with shared resources and management that leverage Storage DRS™
capabilities
3
No No
• vSphere APIs for Storage Awareness (VASA) - Gain deep insight into storage characteristics through integration
with the vSphere APIs for Storage Awareness
3
Limited, storage provisioning capabilities are
provided through SCVMM but lacks storage
I/O intelligence
No
• Storage Profile Compliance - A single pane of glass to check compliance of all virtual machines and the associated
virtual disks, ensuring that even administrators who don’t necessarily have access to all the dierent layers can
validate compliance
3
No No
• View Storage Resources Holistically - Browse various levels of the infrastructure hierarchy and view statistics for
datastore usage and VM disk allocation & usage
3
Limited storage views in SCVMM lack
comprehensive management capabilities
Very Limited
Manage available host resources through the creation of elastic resource pools
• Flexible Hierarchical Organization - Organize resource pools hierarchically to match available IT resources to the
business organization. DRS ensures that resource utilization is maximized while business units retain control and
autonomy of their infrastructure. Resource pools can be flexibly added, removed, or reorganized as business needs
or organization change.
3
Lacks hierarchical resource pools or controls
and the ability to guarantee resources
amongst tenants
Lacks hierarchical resource pools or controls
and the ability to guarantee memory and
disk resources amongst tenants by only
providing resource limits with limited
reporting and insight at a top level
• Guarantee Resources and Isolation between Resource Pools and Tenants - Make allocation changes within a
resource pool without impacting other unrelated resource pools. For example, any allocation changes in the
resource pool dedicated to a given business unit do not impact other resource pools.
3
Lacks the ability to guarantee resources
amongst tenants due to lack of hierarchical
resource pools
Lacks the ability to guarantee resources
amongst tenants due to lack of hierarchical
resource pools
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