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Cloud services are increasingly at the heart of an organization’s digital business strategy. When it comes to a public cloud offering Azure is number two after AWS in terms of market share. In this blog, lets looks at “A Quick Overview of Azure IaaS Reference Architecture” For an easy reference and for segregating different architectural
Running VMware NSX-T and Cisco ACI together on your Datacenter infrastructure is a debatable topic. And in many cases questioned by customers and partners. From the SDN perspective, both solutions claim to satisfy the customer requirement in some or other ways. However in this blog post of “VMware NSX-T and Cisco ACI and its complimenting
It is clear that public cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) will have many difference from on-premises environment. Most of the similarity with on-premise infrastructure stops with application, virtual machines and storage and database services. In this “AWS IaaS Reference Architecture and use cases” blog, lets look at few of the primary foundational design principles
The digital transformation momentum really reshaping the way the IT infrastructure is built and operated for all the good reasons. Traditionally, there were three main pillars to consider when you build your infrastructure, which is Network, compute, and storage. With the agility and fast IT requirements challenges enforced by public cloud vendors, the organizations are
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In this blog: NSX-T 3.0 Design Bootcamp 3:NSX Manager 1-2, Let’s continue with our discussion on NSX-T manager. To start with, we will talk about one of the basic topics lost in the transition part of our previous article which is interoperability. Sure we will debate on this and also below are the few lists to
This is the continuation of my first design blog. In this “NSX-T 3.0 Design Bootcamp: Part 2 – NSX Manager 1-1” blog, let’s look at some of the key design considerations. And the key effort here, I would say to look at the NSX-T manager design process from viewpoints such as Logical connectivity: IP access
