IT Infrastruture Consultant at Devoteam Management Consulting
Consultant
Top 10
Jun 19, 2026
I am not specifically in a partnership with VMware, but I am using many tools from VMware. For example, vRealize Operations is a very good tool to manage and monitor infrastructure. I believe it is the best one for all virtualization solutions. vRealize Operations is really special. I believe the best features emerge when you implement vRealize Operations. It is the best tool in VMware and can monitor infrastructure while being proactive on different failures. I find it very interesting. Building VMware infrastructure should be added by vRealize Operations. I have recommended it many times for my old customers. It is so easy to use. Support was also reactive and responsive. However, since three years especially, we have changed our approach. We now manage the current solution locally ourselves, just to replace it with another solution.
Assistant Director of Enterprise Office Administration at a university with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Top 20
Jul 14, 2025
My team runs VMware Aria Operations, but I have limited experience. I'm most familiar with the VMware vSphere Foundation solutions, specifically the virtual, the enterprise, and the vCenter components and all that stuff. VMware vSphere Foundation runs our virtualization platform, the drawing platform, managing all our enterprise components. We utilize the high availability and DRS components that come with VMware vSphere Foundation for managing our VMs.
Our use case for the VMware vSphere Foundation is in a true data center where we have vSphere on an HP Synergy with a storage device, and it's utilized in both the production environment and the QA environment.
I work for a data center as a system administrator. I oversee production and analyze systems. We host our workloads on VMware and virtualized infrastructure.
I have been selling to companies through distribution channels, reaching out to government entities like in Sao Paulo for solutions such as backup systems where the base of that backup solution was VMware. I am not sure about the final use, however, these have been the main solutions I have sold recently.
Technology Solution Consultant at DWP Technologies
Reseller
Top 10
Nov 29, 2024
I use vSphere Foundation for virtualization. I handle multiple VMs and have been involved in deploying it for various industries, including banking, FMCG, and telecoms. I work as a service provider, offering support and administration of the solution.
VMware vSphere Foundation is designed for businesses seeking virtualization management capabilities. It offers essential features to optimize IT operations and improve server utilization, providing a solid infrastructure for managing virtual environments.
VMware vSphere Foundation supports efficient resource management in virtual environments, delivering a robust platform for businesses to streamline their IT processes. It enhances system reliability and offers scalable options for growing...
I am not specifically in a partnership with VMware, but I am using many tools from VMware. For example, vRealize Operations is a very good tool to manage and monitor infrastructure. I believe it is the best one for all virtualization solutions. vRealize Operations is really special. I believe the best features emerge when you implement vRealize Operations. It is the best tool in VMware and can monitor infrastructure while being proactive on different failures. I find it very interesting. Building VMware infrastructure should be added by vRealize Operations. I have recommended it many times for my old customers. It is so easy to use. Support was also reactive and responsive. However, since three years especially, we have changed our approach. We now manage the current solution locally ourselves, just to replace it with another solution.
I can describe the use cases for the product.
My team runs VMware Aria Operations, but I have limited experience. I'm most familiar with the VMware vSphere Foundation solutions, specifically the virtual, the enterprise, and the vCenter components and all that stuff. VMware vSphere Foundation runs our virtualization platform, the drawing platform, managing all our enterprise components. We utilize the high availability and DRS components that come with VMware vSphere Foundation for managing our VMs.
My main use case for VMware vSphere Foundation is virtualization, which is very useful for consolidating all the physical machines.
Our use case for the VMware vSphere Foundation is in a true data center where we have vSphere on an HP Synergy with a storage device, and it's utilized in both the production environment and the QA environment.
We are hosting our internal infrastructure with VMware vSphere Foundation ( /products/vmware-vsphere-foundation-reviews ).
I work for a data center as a system administrator. I oversee production and analyze systems. We host our workloads on VMware and virtualized infrastructure.
I have been selling to companies through distribution channels, reaching out to government entities like in Sao Paulo for solutions such as backup systems where the base of that backup solution was VMware. I am not sure about the final use, however, these have been the main solutions I have sold recently.
I use vSphere Foundation for virtualization. I handle multiple VMs and have been involved in deploying it for various industries, including banking, FMCG, and telecoms. I work as a service provider, offering support and administration of the solution.
We mostly use VMware vSphere Foundation for data center, enterprise-level data centers. We use it for data center virtualization.
Our primary use case for VMware vSphere Foundation is virtualization.
We deploy various technologies like Python, Node.js, and other applications on our on-prem infrastructure. We mainly use VMware for testing purposes.