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VMware vSphere 6 with Operations Management
Key Features and Benefits Comparison
KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS VMWARE VSPHERE®
WITH OPERATIONS
MANAGEMENT™ 6
MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER
2012 R2 HYPER-V & SYSTEM CENTER
2012 R2
RED HAT ENTERPRISE
VIRTUALIZATION 3.5
Automated Resource Monitoring and Alignment
Align Computing Resources with Business Goals - Ensure flexibility and ecient utilization of hardware resources.
VMware DRS continuously monitors utilization across resource pools and intelligently allocates available resources
among virtual machines based on pre-defined rules and policies. VMware DRS dynamically responds to changing
virtual machine requirements using VMware vMotion to move virtual machines non-disruptively between servers.
3
Limited, Hyper-V doesn’t have esource pools Limited capabilities provided by scheduler.
Optimizer, a separate instance installed on
top of RHEL, seeks to optimize memory
balance but is in tech preview and It’s not
supported by GSS at this time. Optimizer
only makes recommendations, which can
conflict with other CPU scheduler
recommendations.
DRS Virtual Machine Host Anity and Anti-Anity Rules - Set constraints that restrict placement of a virtual
machine to a subset of hosts in a cluster and keep virtual machines paired or separated. This feature is useful for
enforcing host-based ISV licensing or keeping sets of virtual machines on dierent racks or systems for availability
reasons.
3
Anti-Anity support only.
Anity rules limited to pinning VMs to
specific hosts, not VM pairing. Requires both
SCVMM and Failover Cluster Manager
Limited, cannot set DRS anity/anti-anity
groups or select subset of hosts for
placement
Virtual Disk Anity and Anti-Anity Rules – Restrict placement of virtual machine disks with Anity/Anti-Anity
Rules for VMDKs
3
No No
Optimized Power Consumption - Easily configure vSphere’s Distributed Power Management feature at the cluster
and host level. Compare historical demand to place and bring hosts out of standby mode to meet the needs of the
infrastructure while allowing for reduced power consumption and costs.
3
Power Management requires a minimum
cluster size of five due to reliance on Windows
Failover Clustering
Power management with RHEV is complex
and must be configured at the host level. If
you configure a power savings policy you
cannot configure a load balancing policy, it is
one or the other only
Storage DRS - Automated load balancing uses storage characteristics to determine the best place for a given virtual
machine’s data to reside both when it is created and when it is used over time based on both storage space and
storage I/O resources
3
No capabilities to balance storage workloads
unless using SMB3/SCOFS/Storage Spaces
No
Intelligent Initial Placement – Initially place workloads based on known storage environmental factors such as
storage capacity and storage I/O utilization
3
No, VMM Intelligent Placement only considers
free space when making placement decisions
No
Storage I/O Control (SIOC) - Provides QoS capabilities for storage I/O in the form of I/O shares and limits that are
enforced across all virtual machines accessing a datastore, regardless of which host they are running on and the
type of storage used. Use Storage I/O Control to ensure that the most important virtual machines get adequate I/O
resources even in times of congestion.
3
No, Hyper-V allows for configuration of
virtual disk limits, but lacks comprehensive
management of storage I/O. Disk limits only
protect resources on the same host and lack
storage awareness
No, there are no comparable capabilities to
SIOC. The only thing you can do is place
quotas on disk spaced used for objects of
configure I/O limits which may unnecessarily
restrict resources. Note-when quotas are
enabled for a datacenter you must manually
apply quotas for all objects of a datacenter,
one at a time.
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