Best Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) Solutions for VMware vSphere

Find and compare the best Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) solutions for VMware vSphere in 2025

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) solutions for VMware vSphere on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Cruz Operations Center (CruzOC) Reviews
    CruzOC is a multi-vendor, scalable network management and IT operations tool that provides robust but easy-to-use netops. CruzOC's integrated, automated management features include performance monitoring, configuration management, lifecycle management, and lifecycle management of 1000s of vendors. Administrators can use CruzOC to automate their data center operations and critical resources. This will improve network and service quality, speed up network deployments and lower operating expenses. The result is comprehensive and automated problem resolution from a single-pane-of-glass. Cruz Monitoring & Management. Monitoring & Analytics, NMS -- health, NPM traffic, log, and change. Automation & configuration management -- compliance and security -- orchestration, provisioning. Automated deployment -- auto-deploy, ZTP, remote deploy. Deployments are available both on-premises and in the cloud.
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    StorMagic SvSAN Reviews
    StorMagic SvSAN is simple hyperconverged storage that eliminates downtime. It provides high availability with two nodes per cluster, and is used by thousands of organizations to keep mission-critical applications and data online and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. SvSAN is a lightweight solution that has been designed specifically for small-to-medium-sized businesses and edge computing environments such as retail stores, manufacturing plants and even oil rigs at sea. SvSAN is a simple, 'set and forget' solution that ensures high availability as a virtual SAN (VSAN) with a witness VM that can be local, in the cloud, or as-a-service, supporting up to 1,000 2-node SvSAN clusters. IT professionals can deploy and manage 1,000 sites as easily as 1, with automation tools and scripts. It delivers 100% uptime with synchronous mirroring and no single point of failure, even with poor, unreliable networks, and non-disruptive hardware and software upgrades. Plus, SvSAN gives organizations choice and control by allowing configurations of any x86 server models and storage types, even mixed within a cluster, while vSphere, Hyper-V or KVM hypervisors can be used.
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    NetApp Virtual Storage Console Reviews
    The NetApp Virtual Storage Console (VSC) for VMware vSphere functions as a plug-in for vCenter Server, seamlessly integrating with VMware environments to enable comprehensive lifecycle management of virtual machines that use NetApp storage systems. By providing a management interface within the vCenter console, VSC allows administrators to execute various tasks aimed at improving both server and storage efficiency. Notable features include the ability to provision and clone datastores, fine-tune ESXi host configurations in line with NetApp’s best practices, and monitor storage performance and health metrics. Furthermore, VSC encompasses the VASA Provider, which facilitates the management of VMware Virtual Volumes (vVols), and the Storage Replication Adapter (SRA) that connects with VMware Site Recovery Manager, thereby enhancing data protection and disaster recovery efforts. This comprehensive toolset empowers IT teams to streamline their workflows and optimize resource utilization across their virtualized environments.
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    StarWind Virtual SAN (VSAN) Reviews
    StarWind VSAN specifically caters to the requirements of small businesses with limited IT budgets. It efficiently utilizes nearly all of the IOPS from your current raw storage, eliminating the need for costly hardware. The licensing model is transparent and adaptable, free from hidden fees or restricted features. With StarWind's Virtual SAN, you can achieve impressive uptime and fault tolerance using just a pair of nodes, and opting for a witness is entirely optional. Your IT setup remains robust even in the event of losing a complete node along with a separate storage device, whether it's an HDD or SSD. You have the flexibility to scale your system as needed, whether that means expanding, contracting, or extending. Management of your hyper-converged infrastructure clusters is made simple through an integrated StarWind web interface. Additionally, our team will help transition your existing workloads to StarWind at no additional charge! Our offering is uniquely crafted to provide enterprise-level capabilities to small and medium-sized businesses that cannot afford large corporate budgets. Notably, StarWind VSAN operates effectively in a two-node configuration without necessitating witnesses, delivering all the expected advantages right from the start. This solution empowers small businesses to leverage advanced technology without the financial burden typically associated with enterprise systems.
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    StarWind Virtual HCI Appliance Reviews
    Experience the advantages of the StarWind hyperconverged appliance without the need to purchase our proprietary hardware; instead, you can acquire the software and the complete array of components that drive our virtualization platform, which comes pre-packaged and ready for installation on your existing hardware. You have the flexibility to choose from various supported hypervisors, including VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, or our customized version of KVM, alongside our in-house developed storage virtualization solution, StarWind Virtual SAN, which efficiently delivers data via the reliable iSCSI protocol or the advanced NVMe-oF utilizing RDMA technology when available, all managed through an intuitive web interface that features AI-driven telemetry and a "call home" service for enhanced support. Don't hesitate to arrange a demo of the Virtual HCI Appliance today! Our knowledgeable sales engineers are eager to assist you in understanding the comprehensive feature set, the anticipated performance your hardware can achieve, any limitations you may encounter, and the specific support constraints associated with the virtual HCI appliance as opposed to the physical version. By taking this step, you can ensure that you make an informed decision tailored to your organization's needs.
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