Virtualised Networking
In computing, network virtualisation is the process of combining hardware and software network resources and network functionality into a single, software-based administrative entity, a virtual network. Network virtualisation involves platform virtualization, often combined with resource virtualization.
Network virtualisation is categorized as either external virtualisation, combining many networks or parts of multi-path into a virtual unit, or internal virtualisation, providing network-like functionality to software containers on a single network server.
Most organizations have already virtualised compute components in their data centres. In addition, many organizations have also made the decision to virtualize storage, with more than 70 percent of them have already adopted or planning to adopt software-defined storage.
Not only is IT now able to provide unprecedented levels of security, but it is also able to do so at a speed that keeps pace with the speed of business change.
KEY ADVANTAGES
Security Intrinsic
CapEx and OpEx Savings
Harness Agility Through Automation
Consistent Multi-Cloud Operations
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Speed and agility, robust security and high availability of applications are all critically important priorities for IT organizations to drive forward. Organisations depend so heavily on a solid application infrastructure that, increasingly,
KEY USE CASES - NSX DATA CENTRE
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Extend Networking Across Clouds
Speed Delivery of Networking and Security
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