Three pillars of the modern data centre: compute, network and storage. Choose what interests you.
It is one of the most widely used server virtualisation platforms on the market and forms the basis for other products and services such as VMware NSX, VMware vSAN and VMware Cloud Foundation. vSphere lets you create and manage virtual servers that behave like physical servers but share the resources of a single physical server. This improves resource utilisation and simplifies IT infrastructure management. The two main components of vSphere are ESXi and vCenter Server.
Migrates virtual machines between hosts in a cluster to balance the load and ensure that every host has enough resources for its virtual machines.
Automatically restarts virtual machines on healthy hosts when a host fails, minimising downtime and increasing system reliability.
Ensures continuous availability by maintaining a secondary virtual machine that mirrors the primary one, guaranteeing uninterrupted application operation if a host fails.
Simplifies updating and patching of ESXi hosts and virtual machines, ensuring security and compliance with the latest software versions.
It is a network virtualisation platform that lets you virtualise network elements such as firewalls, VPN and load balancers, and even physical networks. This gives developers and IT infrastructure administrators the ability to automate the deployment, configuration and updating of network infrastructure, because all components are virtualised and implemented as code. The concept is also known as software-defined networking (SDN).
NSX Service Composer lets network administrators dynamically assign network and security services to applications. It also allows you to create dynamic security groups using custom filters such as vCenter objects and tags, OS type and Active Directory.
Integrated operational features include a CLI, port analyser, IP flow information export, application rule manager, endpoint monitoring and integration with VMware Aria (formerly vRealize Suite) for proactive monitoring, analysis and subsequent troubleshooting.
NSX uses a REST API, which simplifies integration with third-party products and services and lets you connect NSX to cloud management for extended automation options. Integration with VMware Aria Automation (formerly vRealize Automation) and OpenStack cloud management comes as standard.
Roll out new services quickly and efficiently thanks to a highly scalable, automated platform that covers networking, security and load balancing from layer 2 to layer 7 and is designed for any workload. NSX can also provide network services such as routing, DNS and DHCP, or network appliance functions such as a firewall.
vSAN is software-defined storage (SDS) integrated into vSphere that pools storage resources from multiple servers to create shared storage infrastructure. This increases storage efficiency, performance and scalability. VMware vSAN is enterprise virtualisation software for high-capacity storage that supports hyperconverged infrastructure, known by the abbreviation HCI.
vSAN offers flexible storage infrastructure that you can easily expand or shrink simply by adding or removing disks as your business needs change. This simplifies storage capacity management and removes the need for specialised storage hardware.
VMware vSAN provides high availability and resilience for virtualised workloads. It offers RAID and erasure coding for data protection and automatically repairs failed components, which minimises the risk of outages.
Fully integrated with VMware vSphere, it enables centralised control of virtual machines and storage resources, which simplifies management and increases efficiency. Its seamless integration with the vSphere APIs enables advanced automation options.
Because vSAN uses the local storage resources of ESXi hosts, no dedicated storage hardware is needed. This lowers costs and makes deployment easier. It also provides efficient data compression and deduplication, which helps reduce overall costs.
Since Broadcom's acquisition, VMware has gone through major changes. We'll help you find your way through them.
Subscriptions have replaced perpetual licences. Products are now sold mainly in bundles rather than as individual licences.
VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) combines vSphere, vSAN, NSX and management into one platform. For smaller environments there is VMware vSphere Foundation (VVF).
The new generation of Cloud Foundation unifies the management and operation of a private cloud and makes deployment and updates easier.
Monitoring and automation tools have been renamed VMware Aria, for example Aria Operations and Aria Automation.
We design the cluster, network and storage to fit your needs and deploy them.
We safely move your environment to a new version or new hardware.
We help with the move to new licences and choose the right bundle.
We take care of patching, backups, monitoring and troubleshooting.
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