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This paper outlines the rationale of why corporations such as Example.com can benefit from integrating the VMware SDDC and VMware Enterprise PKS to support an exponential adoption of container workloads with clusters scaled to run 10,000+ kubernetes pods with real-world production environments.
This reference architecture describes an implementation of a software-defined data center (SDDC) using VMware vCloud® Suite Enterprise 5.8, VMware NSX™ for vSphere® 6.1, VMware IT Business Management Suite™ Standard Edition 1.1, and VMware vCenter™ Log Insight™ 2.0 to create an SDDC. This SDDC implementation is
The Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC), a proven architectural approach based on virtualization and automation, drives many of today’s leading data centers. The VMware approach enables companies to adopt SDDC technologies at their own pace, without having to rip and replace the existing infrastructure.
EVO SDDC consists of the VMware components and third-party software needed to instantiate and manage a complete SDDC on a Hypervisor-Converged Infrastructure (HCI) with compute, storage, and network virtualization.
The VMware SDDC acts as a lightweight infrastructure software fabric for the datacenter across multiple areas: physical servers (vSphere), networking (NSX-T, NSX-SM, SD-WAN), storage (vSAN), multi-cloud (VCF and all six biggest public cloud providers run VMware), and containers (VMware
SDDC Manager is the automation engine that orchestrates all the software defined data center infrastructure components. Looking deeper into this private cloud platform, we will see how the SDDC manager and all the VCF components come together and deliver, Automation, Architecture, Scale, Lifecycle, Security and more.
