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VMware (now Broadcom?) owns the Spring/Spring Boot libraries, right? Anyone know if they're still planning on maintaining it?
Make of it what you will...
AWS and Azure rubbing their hands together. We use one of these products and unfortunately will have to abandon ship.
I wonder who vSphere users can even go to
There's also Nutanix, RedHat and other options that people have mentioned here.
AWS and Azure rubbing their hands together. We use one of these products and unfortunately will have to abandon ship.
I wonder who vSphere users can even go to
But the issue with this and Proxmox is vsphere is not just the web interface.
Usually a company has Veeam integration for backups, and server creation/decom automations all built on the vmware platforms...
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I don't think that's correct - from the article: “All licensing options including Perpetual, Support & Subscription (SnS), SaaS/hosted and subscription, as well as all editions, suites and pricing metrics of each product, unless otherwise noted, are included in this announcement. These products are no longer available for purchase.” Honestly, looking at the list, I'm not sure what they actually still sell.
I guarantee vSAN and NSX are not canceled; they're critical components of the VMware stack.
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/96168?lang=en_US
It sounds pretty unambiguous; they go out of their way to note that these products are no longer available by any means and are discontinued, and they list both vSAN and NSX.
But, yeah, just because a company says something doesn't mean it's true, I guess - wouldn't put it past them to say "oh, all these products have been replaced by the new VMWare vCloud Platinum MAX offering" which is just the same products in a bundle that costs ten times as much.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't think that's correct - from the article: “All licensing options including Perpetual, Support & Subscription (SnS), SaaS/hosted and subscription, as well as all editions, suites and pricing metrics of each product, unless otherwise noted, are included in this announcement. These products are no longer available for purchase.” Honestly, looking at the list, I'm not sure what they actually still sell.
I guarantee vSAN and NSX are not canceled; they're critical components of the VMware stack.
Am I misunderstanding, there is a bunch of vSphere offerings on the list there, but surely they must still sell vSphere in some form to enterprises? Isn't it still common to find as a significant part of most on-premise deployments?
I’m at a loss with VMware. We’ve been full vdi since 2011 and can’t afford cloud solutions. Citrix is overkill. Love Nutanix, but can’t use AHV due to VMware horizon. We’ve had zero or thin clients for all workstations. It’s been so easy, until now.