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The moment that broadcom bought them the writing was on the wall. Many people have already jumped ship.
A lot of people can't jump ship, at least not within a year or two.
To what?
I've got a client who is currently a vmWare shop that (along with moving datacenters) is migrating to hyper-v when they rebuild.
I hope you mean Azure Stack HCI, seeing how Hyper-V 2019 is the end of the line.
I do. we've already deployed it internally once, and will be deploying additional clusters over the coming year.
How do you like it so far? I've got a few customers interested.
It's alright, but it really isn't my favorite. We spun up the cluster using professional support services from our vendor and it was rocky af, and the built in dashboard reporting is worthless if you want to know what's been provisioned instead of straight utilization. Alerting has been another struggle for us as well.
I'm sure it would work better when more integrated with azure, but for our 100% local workload it leaves a lot to be desired. But thankfully since it's windows based and manageable with powershell I was able to write a custom report to surface the metrics my teams and management care about.