Multi-Cloud Networking with NSX Data Center

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Multi-Cloud Networking Overview

 

How can organizations continue to deliver services and applications quickly and securely? How can they bring consistency across different data center sites?

By using VMware NSX Data Center to extend the network across data centers and to the public cloud, your business can deploy applications anywhere and move them seamlessly, independent of geographic boundaries.

Solution Brief: Multi-Cloud Networking with NSX Data Center

Solution Brief: Multi-Cloud Networking with NSX Data Center

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Use Cases for Multi-Cloud Networking

Data Center Extension

Seamlessly extend on-premises data centers to other physical sites and to the cloud. Connect applications rapidly and securely between sites and across physical boundaries, while maintaining consistent networking and security.

Workload Mobility

Move applications and workloads seamlessly between data centers and the public cloud. Network and security configuration of the workload is preserved, regardless of where the workload is running at a particular point in time.

Disaster Avoidance and Recovery

Create a unified, seamless, and resilient pool of networking and security infrastructure to run applications distributed across multiple data centers and the public cloud. Completely synchronize network and security configuration to a DR site, without the need for manual reconfiguration and tools and scripts to synchronize configuration across sites.

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Baystate Health used multi-cloud networking

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Baystate Health Makes Their Network Secure and Agile

Thanks to hyper-converged infrastructure from VMware, Baystate Health makes huge gains in storage capacity, security, and cost savings – in a rapidly changing environment.

 

“One of the things that NSX allows us to do right off the bat is multi-tenant operations. Without NSX, that becomes much more complex.”

— Mike Feld, Interim CTO, Baystate Health