Hyperconverge Battle Blogs Recap – Performance Test

Just a recap, these are some public materials, regarding VMware Virtual SAN vs competitor as Hyperconverge battle continues.
VSAN vs Nutanix Head-to-Head Performance Testing — Part 1
https://blogs.vmware.com/storage/2015/06/03/vsan-vs-nutanix-head-head-performance-testing-part-1/
VSAN vs Nutanix Head-to-Head Performance Testing — Part 2
https://blogs.vmware.com/storage/2015/06/10/vsan-vs-nutanix-head-head-performance-testing-part-2/
VSAN vs Nutanix Head-to-Head Performance Testing — Part 3
https://blogs.vmware.com/storage/2015/06/12/vsan-vs-nutanix-head-head-testing-part-3/
VSAN vs. Nutanix — Head-to-Head Performance Testing — Part 4 — Exchange!
https://blogs.vmware.com/storage/2015/07/06/vsan-vs-nutanix-head-head-performance-testing-part-4-exchange/
VSAN and The Joys Of Head-to-Head Performance Testing
http://blogs.vmware.com/storage/2015/06/29/vsan-joys-head-head-performance-testing/
http://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2015/06/21/vmware-vsan-vs-nutanix-head-to-head-pricing-comparison-why-pay-more/ 
Virtual SAN 6.0 Performance with VMware VMmark
http://blogs.vmware.com/performance/2015/04/virtual-san-6-0-performance-vmware-vmmark.html
StorageReview.com:
VMware Virtual SAN Review: Overview and Configuration
VMware Virtual SAN Review: VMmark Performance
VMware Virtual SAN Review: Sysbench OLTP Performance
VMware Virtual SAN Review: SQL Server Performance
Why We Don’t Have a Nutanix NX-8150 Review
Other Blogs:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/08/07/nutanix_digs_itself_into_hole_and_refuses_to_drop_the_shovel/
http://hansdeleenheer.com/when-bad-press-really-is-bad-press/
https://lonesysadmin.net/2015/08/07/three-thoughts-on-the-nutanix-storagereview-situation/
 
Btw, do you realise that there is an EULA for one of the competitor, stated that:
Use.
2.1. Limitations on Use.
You must not use the Software or Documentation except as permitted by this Agreement. You must not:

1. disclose the results of testing, benchmarking or other performance or evaluation information related to the Software or the product to any third party without the prior written consent of Nutanix;
2. access or use the Software or Documentation for any competitive purposes (e.g. to gain competitive intelligence; to design or build a competitive product or service, or a product providing features, functions or graphics similar to those used or provided by Nutanix; to copy any features, functions or graphics; or to monitor availability, performance or functionality for competitive purposes);

Men!!! Talk about transparency… How can we measure the competitiveness then? referring that EULA.
 
Kind Regards,
Doddi Priyambodo