AWS Batch vs VMware Cloud Director

• S3 amount of files
• Easy to share files to other sites
• Like that the files and folders can be open and public or completely private
• I like that you can have double or mirroring in different Data Centers for Data Recovery

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• The advantage to using vCloud Director is it a cloud based application allowing access anywhere. I have the ability to make changes to our virtual environment without being in the office or using a vpn.
• The vCloud Director provides a lot of the same features as vSphere.

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• It would be nice if the website has embedded little videos for how to do things, since I had to first go to YouTube to see how to figure things out.
• The words are very techy- which I don't mind too much considering the diversity of the apps and the value, but that does not work for a lot of regular solopreneurs who don't come from the tech world.

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• It is not good for end users or customers to use. The UI is geared more towards VMware admins.
• There is somewhat of a learning curve to it, you have to think through and plan out how you want to set your OVDC and PVDCs up. It takes a lot of architecture experience.
• Once you built workloads in vCloud director, it's real difficult to take them out or manage them directly in vSphere. This is a huge pain.

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• Able to Schedule regular copy of S3 Instances regularly.
• Better security of data.
• Long waiting times resulted in hurdles while autoscaling.

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• Time to market = 0 means profits almost immediate after investment
• Customers trust the VMware brand more than any other
• Elasticity: allowing the company to choose the best HW in the lower layer

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