Distributed Hybrid Infrastructure Reviews and Ratings

What is Distributed Hybrid Infrastructure?

Gartner defines distributed hybrid infrastructure as offerings that deliver cloud-native attributes, which can be deployed and operated where the customer prefers. This is a key distinction to public cloud IaaS, which is based on a centralized approach. Offerings are software and/or integrated hardware with a unified control plane. Distributed hybrid infrastructure provides the foundation for the deployment of applications in a distributed manner that retains a cloud or cloud-inspired approach. In doing so, it improves agility and flexibility for the workloads outside of public cloud infrastructure.

Products In Distributed Hybrid Infrastructure Market

"Product Shines with Comprehensive Features and Excellent Support"

Outstanding support from the vendor. Great overall experience. That was one of the best implementations that we got last year. If you compare value to cost, this is an easy win.

Read reviews

"Nutanix Provides for Today, While Allowing Growth for Tomorrow"

Our organization seeks out vendors who are willing to become partners in our development. Our Nutanix team understood that assignment when we brought the technology on board.

Read reviews

"AWS Outposts: Solving Latency Issues Efficiently"

The product solved our main problem with latency, the overall experience is great.

Read reviews

"Unpacking the Challenges and Costs of CDZ Service Deployment"

CDZ service can help us provide cloud resource delivery capabilities and improve cloud resource management efficiency.

Read reviews
Competitors and Alternatives

Competitor or alternative data is currently unavailable

See All Alternatives

"Harvester great virtualize option"

our deploy for harvester was for testing and demo concept, we looking for integrate the organization to Kubernetes, containers and microservices.

Read reviews

"" IBM POWER Servers: Exceptional performance, Reliability and Scalability for Workload.""

IBM POWER servers have been widely regarded as powerful and reliable system for handling demanding workload. They are known for their scalability, performance and robust architecture. Here are some common comments: 1. Performance: IBM POWER servers are highly regarded for their exceptional performance. 2. Reliability: POWER servers are known for their reliability and resilience. 3. Virtualization and Consolidation: IBM POWER servers offer robust virtualization capabilities through PowerVM technology. 4. Echo System and Software support: IBM has a strong echo system around POWER servers with wide range of software and tools available. The server support various operating system including AIX, IBM i, Linux distribution providing flexibility in choosing the right platform for specific applications. 5. Expertise and support: Implementing and managing IBM POWER servers may require specialized skills and knowledge. It is essential to have IT staff or consultants with expertise in POWER architecture to full leverage the capabilities of these servers. 6. Cost Consideration: IBM POWER servers a typically considered high-end systems and they may come with higher price tag compare to x86-based servers. Organization need to evaluate their specific requirements and cost consideration to determine if the benefits of POWER servers justify the requirements.

Read reviews

"Pioneering AWS Local Zones Overcome Global Accessibility Challenge"

With an application that is sensitive to latency, having hosting services close to our customers is critical. AWS delivered Local zones into regions that directly made a positive impact for our customers. We were able to expand our services into regions that would have been challenging.

Read reviews

"AWS Snowball: Simplifying the Task of Large-Scale Data Transfer"

AWS Snowball has been very helpful for Transferring 50TB of Data from Onprem to AWS. It was easy to copy data as the bandwidth available in onprem was very less.

Read reviews
Products 1 - 9