IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition End User Review | TrustRadius

Overall Satisfaction with IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We started using IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition as a platform that could let us modernize our legacy applications that were developed in technology from more than a decade ago. It allowed us to upgrade parts of them and scale them to allow us to continue giving service to the business. As the number of application had grown through the time, it had let us manage all of them, even their connections to all of our diverse SQL databases in a single environment, giving us the opportunity to concentrate our investment in only one platform that could support all of our needs and continue to grow our number of solutions for the business

Pros and Cons

Pros

Manage applications
Connection to resources
Balance of applications

Cons

Modernization
Support for new versions of JDK
Monitoring

Return on Investment

Ease of use
Centralization of administration

Usability

8

For the platform that it provides to administer applications, centralizing your different resources and configuration for them

Alternatives Considered

Apache Tomcat, WildFly and Oracle WebLogic Server

Key Insights

Do you think IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition's feature set?

Yes

Did IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition live up to sales and marketing promises?

I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process

Did implementation of IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition again?

Yes

Other Software Used

IBM Informix, Oracle Database, Azure Pipelines

Likelihood to Recommend

As an option to modernice legacy applications, but it has a limit to the extent to modernice those applications when you reach certain level

IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition Feature Ratings

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