ops0 vs. VMware Cloud Director

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
ops0
Score 0.0 out of 10
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ops0 is a preventive cloud security platform for engineering teams managing live cloud infrastructure. It helps DevOps, platform engineering, and cloud security teams find hidden risks before they become incidents, understand what those risks affect, and move safe fixes through policy, cost review, approval, pull request, and audit. Unlike tools that only scan Infrastructure as Code or produce another list of alerts, ops0 starts with what is actually…
$449
per month 5 cloud accounts & 1,500 governed resources
VMware Cloud Director
Score 9.4 out of 10
N/A
VMware Cloud Director (formerly vCloud Director) is a cloud service-delivery platform used by cloud providers to operate and manage cloud-service businesses. The vendor states that by using VMware Cloud Director, cloud providers deliver secure, efficient, and elastic cloud resources to thousands of enterprises and IT teams across the world.N/A
Pricing
ops0VMware Cloud Director
Editions & Modules
Pro
$449
per month 5 cloud accounts & 1,500 governed resources
Business
$949
per month 12 cloud accounts & 5,000 governed resources
Enterprise
Custom
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
ops0VMware Cloud Director
Free Trial
YesNo
Free/Freemium Version
YesNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional Details10% discount for annual subscription. ops0 is free to use for 1 cloud account & 250 governed resources.
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Community Pulse
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Considered Both Products
ops0

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VMware Cloud Director
Chose VMware Cloud Director
first we have much experience using vCloud Director. We have been using vCloud Director since version 5 until now version 10 something, we can provision VM servers to our tenant and than have multitenancy capability and can do allocation for usage and also can do quota limit if …
Chose VMware Cloud Director
Another option was own scripting or maintaining the end users in the backend (vcenter). This costs to much time to maintain (scripting) and has a big change of a Security breach. It was not an option for us either way.
Chose VMware Cloud Director
Hyper-V is built on a Windows platform that includes services not needed for the virtual environment adding overhead. With vCloud I'm not required to maintain a host OS or it's updates. The requirement to maintain storage devices is no longer needed with vCloud as well.
Chose VMware Cloud Director
vCloud Director is definitely my favorite as far as cloud managers. The only thing that compares is Cisco UCS Director, but it has slightly different functionality and purpose. I understand why a lot of clients still go with vCloud Director even though VMware intends to sunset …
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Small Businesses
VMware Cloud Director
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Score 9.4 out of 10

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Medium-sized Companies
IBM Turbonomic
IBM Turbonomic
Score 8.6 out of 10

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Enterprises
vRealize Operations (discontinued)
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Score 8.9 out of 10

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User Ratings
ops0VMware Cloud Director
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10.0
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Likelihood to Renew
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10.0
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Usability
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7.0
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Support Rating
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10.0
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In-Person Training
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10.0
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Configurability
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10.0
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Product Scalability
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10.0
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User Testimonials
ops0VMware Cloud Director
Likelihood to Recommend
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For a CSP it's the best choice. For internal uses, even in presence of different business units, it's not so easy and flexible to manage. It assures a high level of multitenancy, often not needed for internal purposes. But it could be used in this case, just not created for these purposes. Network management is great.
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Pros
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  • Manages multi-tenancy very well. You can setup resource pools of compute, network, and storage that are independent of each other.
  • Easy to create and manage multiple environments.
  • Has lease management technology and can easily set leases and expire them based on pre-configured time frames.
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Cons
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  • Logging, there is a lot of logging but is not always clear where to look for the right logging.
  • The syncing of policy, you can't see if or what he did/didn't sync and the status of it.
  • More integrations with VMware product (click like Availability)
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Likelihood to Renew
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i give 10 for technically vCloud Director nearby with use case hyperscaller dashboard, but need improvement for billing need improve for integration with AVI Load balancer, NSX T, Surrounding 3rd party example for backyup as services purposes, can be create flavor for selective Operating System and also for specific sizing and
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Usability
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vCloud Director don't have any new feature, my feeling says that vCloud Director not become primary product of VMware, if this happen vCloud Director will be terminated. VMware should provide cloud management platform with agnostic with another virtualization technology example openstack, hyperv also with hyperscaller that will be have good feature
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Support Rating
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Suppor Excellent with global support, also collaborate with Global Support, Easy to open case from desktop, Easy to maintenance support, Reachable support with a broadcom, but sadly we suffer for positioning vcloud director right now that we have to collaborate with management. We contact support and also create ticket for that icon
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In-Person Training
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So far good when i get course vcloud director but with limit country for offline class at that time not included with exam so we can't claim any certfication for that (vCloud Director). Its good if this course also available online version so we can join from any place and any time
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Alternatives Considered
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Another option was own scripting or maintaining the end users in the backend (vcenter). This costs to much time to maintain (scripting) and has a big change of a Security breach. It was not an option for us either way.
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Scalability
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vcloud director have ui ux user friendy not complex and also can do many task exampe for providing copmpute allocation vcpu , ram and storage, Can Segregation Departement with ala carte virtual machine spesification. Can do dedicated portal for each organization this things to avoid mis provisioning workload virtual machine to another organization
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Return on Investment
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  • vCloud Director requires less IT administration. For example, there isn't a need to maintain esx host. or storage administration like creating luns.
  • A negative impact is cost. vCloud Director has a monthly cost for storage, processor core, memory, and licensing.
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ScreenShots

ops0 Screenshots

Screenshot of the dashboard that displays what is running in an organization's cloud.
ops0 discovers resources across cloud accounts, maps how they are connected, and identifies infrastructure that is unmanaged or missing from code.Screenshot of where ops0 turns live cloud infrastructure into version-controlled code and check every change before deployment. ops0 generates production-ready Terraform, validates it against security, compliance, and company policies, explains failed checks, and helps teams fix issues before they reach the cloud.Screenshot of the dashboard to track compliance across cloud accounts, projects, and frameworks. ops0 shows passed and failed checks, open findings, affected resources, and audit evidence, helping teams understand gaps, prioritize fixes, and stay audit-ready.Screenshot of where to move an existing cloud project to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud without rebuilding it from scratch. ops0 maps source resources to target-cloud services, suggests the required changes, generates the Infrastructure as Code, and lets your team review everything before deployment.Screenshot of the dashboard that helps understand blast radius before making a change. The Oxid-powered infrastructure query console is used to see how cloud resources are connected, what depends on them, and where a proposed change could have an impact. Here, users can review dependencies, drift, cost, and resource history before approving the change.Screenshot of configuration. ops0 understands how any environment is configured, makes the required change, and validates it before deployment. Here, users can manage Ansible, Kubernetes, and cloud configurations through one reviewed and auditable workflow.