Proxmox was the big winner here.
Small little guys managing their own little clouds in their home eventually become CTOs. Vmware is going to learn an important lesson here.
Oracle is generally and universally hated. Welcome to that club, Vmware.
Small little guys managing their own little clouds in their home eventually become CTOs. Vmware is going to learn an important lesson here.
Oracle is generally and universally hated. Welcome to that club, Vmware.
If you want to use Proxmox but also need support, you'll end up paying Veeam, which itself uses the same GTM model I mentioned.
I still want a throat to strangle, and Proxmox, while a solid product, doesn't have the headcount needed to support me.
A larger firm like Veeam can provide both Proxmox support and additional management support.
This way I don't have to use Broadcom, Citrix, etc.