IBM Turbonomic is a performance and cost optimization platform for public, private, and hybrid clouds used by cloud, infrastructure operations, and architecture to assure application performance while eliminating inefficiencies by dynamically resourcing applications through automated actions. IBM states that Turbonomic customers report an average 33% reduction in cloud and infrastructure waste without impacting application performance, and return-on-investment of 471% over three years over…
$3,333
per month per installation
vRealize Operations (discontinued)
Score 8.3 out of 10
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vRealize Operations, or Aria Operations, provided simplified and automated IT Operations Management across private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments, and visibility into the entire tech stack, including all physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure components. The product is no longer available for sale.
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Pricing
IBM Turbonomic
vRealize Operations (discontinued)
Editions & Modules
IBM® Turbonomic Cloud Optimization Essentials
$3,333
per month per installation
IBM® Turbonomic Hybrid Standard (Software)
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per month Advanced hybrid cloud optimization capabilities for customers with 200 managed virtual servers (MVS) or more
IBM® Turbonomic Cloud Standard
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per month For customers with more than $2 million USD annual cloud spend
IBM® Turbonomic Hybrid Standard
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per month Advanced hybrid cloud optimization capabilities for customers with 200 managed virtual servers (MVS) or more
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Pricing Offerings
IBM Turbonomic
vRealize Operations (discontinued)
Free Trial
Yes
No
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
Yes
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
Optional
No setup fee
Additional Details
* Estimated prices do not include tax and are for new Turbonomic customers, initial purchase only. Volume discounting available.
We were using vROPs (vRealize Operations Manager) but felt it was too cumbersome to maintain without a dedicated resource. VMTurbo is much easier to use and maintain. Even though there is overlap in the 2 tools, we have kept vROPs as a "tactical troubleshooting tool" at the ESX …
We have looked at vRealize Operations manager (vRops) and have used vFoglight. Those tools are more designed for alerting and reporting after the issue/incident. VMTurbo is intended to move things around and size VMs to reduce the number of alerts. They (vRealize Operations …
We found that that the support we had from IBM and 3rd party vender on IBM Turbonomic was superb , and was one of deciding factors of why we choose IBM Turbonomic. We like a lot of the automation features , and how it helps our engineers work smarter. Even though the VM ware A…
As the organization had experience of years in using IBM products, we had the confidence that they will provide us with great support. And we needed a reliable solution as a financial institute to ensure continuous operations. Even though the price was very high, we made the …
vRealize is a decent product however it only makes placement decisions, it doesn't automate intelligent workload placement. It also, in my opinion, is way too aggressive in its VM resource right-sizing recommendations.
Turbonomic was the unique platform to manage virtual infrastructure and make decisions to put the Application VMs where the resources are available/free, working with vsphere, xenserver and hyperV. Other applications aren't multi Hypervisor and we will have to install several …
We used VROPS from VMWare and found that VMTurbo Operations Manager was just a better product. It did things more fundamentally and was much easier to manage. I could have a lower end person managing VMTurbo Operations Manger than VROPS and I get more functionality also at a …
VMTurbo has a smaller computing and storage footprint than the other tools tested. It was very easy to set up and within 2 hours it was already highlighting areas of interest. There was no requirement to get any professional services involved, and no other products are required …
VMTurbo Operations Manager is so much easier and quicker to set up than vROPs. Additionally, it's much easier to train operations personnel on how to use versus the vROPs. You practically need a VMWare 4 year degree to configure vROPs.
VMTurbo Operations Manager offered a greater control and understanding of data that was relayed. Automation in VMTurbo Operations Manager was easy to set up and easy to understand why each action was being taken. The planning feature in VMTurbo Operations Manager is also more …