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Compare NetApp HCI and Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) 
- Users report that Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) excels in High Availability with a score of 9.4, while NetApp HCI falls behind at 8.7. Reviewers mention that NCI's robust architecture ensures minimal downtime, making it a preferred choice for mission-critical applications.
- Reviewers mention that NetApp HCI shines in Backup and Recovery with a score of 9.2, compared to NCI's 8.5. Users on G2 appreciate NetApp's seamless integration with existing backup solutions, which simplifies data protection strategies.
- G2 users highlight Nutanix's superior Dynamic Scaling capabilities, scoring 9.1, while NetApp HCI scores 9.4. Users say that Nutanix's ability to automatically adjust resources based on workload demands is a game-changer for managing fluctuating workloads.
- Users report that both products have similar scores in Appliance Independence, with both at 8.8. However, reviewers mention that Nutanix offers more flexibility in integrating with various hardware vendors, which can be a significant advantage for diverse IT environments.
- Reviewers mention that Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) has a slight edge in Server Virtualization with a score of 9.4, while NetApp HCI scores 9.1. Users say that NCI's intuitive interface and powerful management tools make it easier to deploy and manage virtual servers.
- Users on G2 highlight that NetApp HCI's Network Virtualization capabilities score 9.1, outperforming Nutanix's 8.4. Reviewers mention that NetApp's advanced networking features provide better control and visibility over network traffic, which is crucial for complex environments.
It provides the best cloud infrastructure which has good scalability. It has an easy platform to work and interact with clients and customers. It has good user interface. It is a great app to manage multiple operations.
1).Few services are prone to crash sometimes. 2).Difficult to manage when you have deployed multiple versions of the resources like storage and compute.
The NDSF (Nutanix Distributed Storage Fabric) stores user data (VM disk/files) across different storage tiers (SSDs, HDDs & CloudS) on different nodes. NDFS also can support almost any workload from VDI to mixed server workloads, like file, block, business...
It challenges so many pre-conceived notions for networking, storage, HA, virtualization that it makes it like you're learning it all new. A good new but it can be hard breaking out of old habits
It provides the best cloud infrastructure which has good scalability. It has an easy platform to work and interact with clients and customers. It has good user interface. It is a great app to manage multiple operations.
The NDSF (Nutanix Distributed Storage Fabric) stores user data (VM disk/files) across different storage tiers (SSDs, HDDs & CloudS) on different nodes. NDFS also can support almost any workload from VDI to mixed server workloads, like file, block, business...
1).Few services are prone to crash sometimes. 2).Difficult to manage when you have deployed multiple versions of the resources like storage and compute.
It challenges so many pre-conceived notions for networking, storage, HA, virtualization that it makes it like you're learning it all new. A good new but it can be hard breaking out of old habits
