The CPU and Memory Economics of vSAN
vSAN overhead takes host CPU and RAM from your apps. See how VergeOS runs a midsize data center on five servers instead of eight.
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Comparing vSAN ESA to VergeFS
vSAN ESA runs only on certified NVMe, deduplicates after the write, and charges per VM for remote replication. VergeFS uses NVMe, SAS, SATA, QLC and hard drives, deduplicates inline, and replicates whole virtual data centers at no extra cost. Here is how the two compare before your VCF 9 decision.
The Midsize Enterprise Needs Infrastructure Simplicity
Infrastructure simplicity matters most to midsize IT, where three to five generalists run virtualization, storage, networking, data protection and DR. Three-tier and HCI hide that complexity behind a GUI. VergeOS unifies all five in one code base with one interface.
The Midsize Enterprise Needs Greater Resiliency
Resiliency belongs in every VMware alternative evaluation for small IT teams. See how VergeOS keeps midsize enterprise workloads running through drive and server failures, locks snapshots against ransomware, and turns Patch Tuesday from a weekend maintenance window into a weekday task.
Edge Disaster Recovery: Keep Customer-Facing Locations Open
Edge disaster recovery for stores and venues. VergeOS runs a site on one server, recovers it locally from snapshots and fails it over to the core.
VMware Migration Testing Is Critical to Completing Your Exit
VMware migration testing decides whether your exit finishes. VergeOS keeps the VMware image, takes instant snapshots and isolates each workload in a VDC.
