VMware Secures and Enables Users on Android Enterprise, Chrome OS, and Google Cloud

Google Cloud VMware® Engine

Google Cloud VMware Engine is a native Google service that integrates VMware’s flagship SDDC to run VMware applications in the cloud. The service includes compute, storage, and network virtualization products (VMware vSphere®, VMware vSANTM and VMware NSX®) along with VMware vCenter® management running on dedicated, elastic Google Cloud bare-metal infrastructure. This VMware-verified, Google-managed cloud service provides a fast, easy, and integrated way for VMware customers to adopt Google Cloud without changes to applications, tools, or processes. The service provides rapid node deployment (in under an hour), saves customers time, reduces costs, and eliminates much of the complexity and risk of moving to the cloud. And with 99.99% uptime, it can meet the needs of demanding enterprise workloads.

IT personnel don’t have to learn new tools or manage differently since their applications run in a dedicated, native VMware environment in Google Cloud. Once in the cloud, customers can immediately begin creating hybrid applications that enable their business to be more agile with secure access to Google services like BigQuery and Cloud Operations and extend their existing disaster recovery, backup, and storage services. With Google Cloud VMware Engine, enterprises can rapidly migrate, extend, and modernize their applications to the cloud.

Google Cloud VMware Engine is a fully managed, integrated VMware Cloud Verified service that is sold and supported by Google Cloud. Cloud Verified is the highest level of validation for VMware-based cloud services, giving customers confidence that Google Cloud VMware Engine offers the most complete and advanced VMware Cloud technologies with the greatest degree of consistency and compatibility across on-premises and cloud environments. The solution is also sold by VMware through the VMware Cloud Universal program.

VMware and Google Partner on A Hybrid Cloud for Application Platform and Development Teams

VMware and Google Cloud partnered so that mutual customers will be able to run distributed, cloud-native applications across Google Cloud and on-premises environments with VMware NSX Service Mesh and SD-WAN by Velocloud. 
 

Built on Istio, NSX Service Mesh extends the functionalities of Istio service mesh technology to bring visibility, control, and security at the application layer to microservices. SD-WAN by Velocloud, seamlessly and securely extends on-premises infrastructure to Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Customers can simplify, automate and optimize network connections from their premises to the cloud, and deliver a consistent operational experience.

Chrome OS and VMware Workspace ONE powered by AirWatch
 

VMware Workspace ONE and VMware Horizon provides a consumer-simple experience to securely enable access to Chrome OS devices from a unified console. Workspace ONE enables IT to deploy apps and policies from a unified console alongside all other endpoints and provides unified access to all apps including Chrome Apps and cloud, web and virtual apps with enterprise-grade security. Workspace ONE essentially transforms a Chromebook into a dedicated VMware Workspace ONE device, integrating access control, application management and multi-platform endpoint management.

Android Management by VMware Workspace ONE powered by AirWatch
 

In order to support today's enterprise requirements, Google has introduced Android enterprise, with two separate management approaches: "work profile mode" for employee owned devices and fully managed device mode for corporate owned devices. Google has recognized VMware as an Android Enterprise Recommended EMM. 

Workspace ONE provides holistic device management that integrates with Android to empower mobility across use cases by deploying a work profile or work managed device to separate work and personal apps and data while providing data security and end-user privacy. This enables admins to easily configure and monitor their Android and Chrome OS device fleet from one location.