Dell Ready Stack vs. Dell VxBlock System 1000

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Dell Ready Stack
Score 9.9 out of 10
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Ready Stack is a portfolio of validated designs that enable users to build a converged infrastructure using components from Dell. It is backed by engineering validation and a digital library of design, deployment, and architecture guides.N/A
Dell VxBlock System 1000
Score 7.3 out of 10
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The VxBlock 1000 is a converged infrastructure solution that integrates Dell storage and data protection into a turnkey converged system supporting all high-value, mission-critical workloads—from the core data center to the cloud. It helps users modernize and simplify their IT infrastructure at scale, so users can focus on innovation and gain more value from data. The VxBlock replaces the former Vblock from VCE, acquired by EMC in 2014. The Vblock used a Cisco Nexus virtual switch, while…N/A
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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VBlock is extremely well-suited for reliable delivery of virtualized mixed workloads. VBlock provides necessary hardware abstraction that allows for, uninterrupted by hardware failures, continuous delivery of critical services that otherwise do not provide hardware failure resiliency. VBlock is not the best solution from a financial standpoint for cost-sensitive solutions that are programmed for software resiliency.
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Pros
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  • Ease of Implementation
  • Local Support and Expertise
  • Minimum disruption to Architect
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Cons
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  • Even tighter integration between components, with single pane of management dashboard to manage and deploy solutions.
  • Automation - as of right now there is no single administrative interface provided to script solution provisioning.
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Alternatives Considered
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vce vBlock is considered a converged solution wherein 3 vendors namely cisco, vmware and emc combined in a single rack/solution. Compared to Nutanix which is tightly integrated, vblock does not provide the ease of use, support and management. The solution does not offer that much if you buy it separately.
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Return on Investment
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  • Single contact for vendor support & fully tested and integrated.
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