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VMware Announces Several Enhancements to Its AWS Hybrid Cloud Solutions VMware kicked off its 2018 VMworld conference at Las Vegas on Monday. VMware Cloud on AWS now available in the Asia-Pacific region (Sydney). Mark Lohmeyer is senior vice president and general manger of VMware’s Cloud Platform Business Unit. He described VMware Cloud on AWS to be “a cost-effective and fast way to migrate mission critical applications or entire datacenters to the cloud.” Lohmeyer said in a prepared statement that “once in the cloud, our software-defined data center capabilities of VMware, combined with the flexibility, breadth and depth of AWS infrastructure, makes it the ideal platform to run modern applications.” The press release also includes the following updates:

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New minimum configuration and 50% lower entry-level prices: Production workloads will start with a minimum configuration of three hosts for SDDC. For a limited time, VMware will offer three-host SDDC at a reduced price for only two hosts. The entry price for VMware Cloud on AWS is also going down by 50%. License optimization for […]

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VMware expands AWS Cloud Services VMware, a virtualization specialist and software vendor, has increased several offerings on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This is part of a broad push to simplify multicloud adoption and expand its Cloud Services portfolio. VMware claims it has improved the enterprise functionality of the offering by deploying the VMware Cloud on AWS service at AWS London. Stretched Clusters provide new high-availability capabilities. In a blog post last Wednesday, Raghu Raghuram, a VMware executive, stated that applications in VMware Cloud on AWS will be able to take advantage of the high availability capability built directly into infrastructure. “We’re expanding a proven model to protect applications from the datacenter and the cloud, complementing AWS’s world-class cloud. Customers can be confident that their applications will receive the same level protection and availability as today. This is done as a native capability that we have built into the infrastructure, removing developers from the responsibility to custom build it into each application. VMware was one of many announcements.

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VMware Hybrid Cloud Extension Service for Private Cloud: This Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering provides application mobility and infrastructure hybridity across different vSphere versions, on-premises and cloud implementations. Expanded Wavefront by VMware Service – Another SaaS offering. This is a high-scale analytics and metrics platform that supports cloud-native enterprise applications on public and private cloud infrastructures such […]

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NVIDIA and VMware Cloud on AWS get a Hardware Boost for AI Workloads. The popular VMware Cloud service on AWS will be able to handle more complex workloads for data science, machine-learning, and AI projects through a new partnership. The graphics hardware specialist and chip manufacturer will offer accelerated GPU services to VMware’s AWS offering to deal with the heavy workloads. This will be done using NVIDIA T4 GPUs. These GPUs will be integrated with Amazon EC2 bare metal computing instances. NVIDIA Virtual ComputeServer (vComputeServer). According to a news release, these services will allow customers to seamlessly move VMware vSphere-based containers and applications to the cloud. The partnership will bring benefits such as:

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Seamless portability: Customers can move workloads using NVIDIA vComputeServer software or GPUs with a single click and without any downtime using VMware HCX. Customers will have more options and flexibility to perform training and inference on-premises or in the cloud. Elastic AWS infrastructure: Administrators will be able, using NVIDIA T4, to automatically scale VMware Cloud […]

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VMware Cloud on AWS: Adding Connectivity, Multitenancy features Executives from Amazon Web Services (AWS), and VMware gave an update this week on their joint offering, VMware Cloud. They also discussed upcoming capabilities. Mark Lohmeyer (senior vice president of Cloud Platform at VMware) and Dave Brown (vice president of AWS Elastic Compute Cloud EC2) highlighted the rapid growth in VMware Cloud on AWS since its introduction in late 2016. VMware Cloud on AWS, a managed service that allows VMware customers to run their vSphere environments in the AWS cloud, is called VMware Cloud on AWS. According to executives, the number and number of hosts using the service have more than doubled over the past year, while the number and number of virtual machines has more than tripled. A strong partner ecosystem has developed around the product. Partners have developed more than 300 solutions to VMware Cloud on AWS and over 500 have been awarded the VMware Cloud On AWS service competency. VMware Cloud on AWS currently is available in 17 of AWS’ 24 regions. During the briefing, a slide was shown that showed typical use cases for the service. It is used by 29 percent of customers for datacenter migrations, 21 per cent for disaster recovery, and 20 percent for applications migrations. Other uses include datacenter expansion, virtual desktop infrastructure, and disaster recovery. Lohmeyer stated that AWS and VMware have been working closely together over the past four years to improve VMware Cloud on AWS, and increase its value for their joint customers. Brown and he shared five new enhancements that aim to expand the service’s customer base.

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i3en.metal Instance Type. This new instance type is for workloads that require high storage and performance, such as datacenter migrations. The i3en.metal instance is 48 percent cheaper per GB than the i3 type while offering four times as much storage capacity. Support for 2-Host Production Cluster using i3.metal Instances. Partners, MSPs, and small businesses can […]

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VMware-AWS Hybrid Cloud Solution Goes Live

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Related: VMware Launches Multicloud Vision with AWS in Forefront With the launch of “VMware Cloud On AWS”, customers of both VMware and Amazon Web Services can now run their vSphere environments on-premises on the AWS cloud. VMware Cloud on AWS was first announced in a private beta last Oct. It officially launched preview Monday, which […]

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According to Datadog, serverless computing is becoming more common among cloud users, including AWS, Azure and Google. This is according to new data from security and monitoring specialist Datadog. Datadog’s third “The State of Serverless” report revealed that more than half of its customers use serverless computing across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. This is typically a distributed chunk of code or functions that are triggered by different types of user or system events. Datadog used usage telemetry data from thousands of customers to compile the report. The report stated that serverless has revolutionized application development by eliminating the need for provisioning and managing any underlying infrastructure. “The serverless ecosystem is maturing and has a lot in common with container-based technologies. Over half of all organizations that use each cloud have adopted serverless because of the wide variety of options available. The following graphic shows that the Amazon cloud is leading the pack in terms of the percentage of Datadog users who use AWS Lambda, the primary service for serverless, or any of its other options: AWS App Runner (ECS Fargate), and EKS Fargate (ECS Fargate). [Click on the image to see a larger view.] Serverless Adoption by Cloud Provider (source : Datadog). The State of Serverless reports were started by Datadog years ago. Datadog updates the numbers frequently — this is the third edition. Datadog has observed a growing correlation between serverless computing, container use, and other forms of computing over the years. This report contains data points about each cloud that are container-related.

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Nearly 40% of Datadog customers using Google Cloud Run, GCP’s serverless container product is now using it. This is a fourfold increase since January 2020. Datadog stated that Azure Container Instances have seen a 67 per cent increase in customers using it from 2020 to this year. This indicates the maturing of the market for […]

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As cloud demand rises, server sales worldwide are on the rise

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According to Gartner data, server revenue worldwide grew by 16 percent in the third trimester due to strong demand from cloud services. Jeffrey Hewitt, Research Vice President, stated that the increased demand for infrastructure to support cloud and hybrid-cloud deployments is responsible for the increase in revenue. Hewitt noted that Unix servers were declining — […]

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Security, Vendor Lock-In Top Public Cloud Concerns

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Stratoscale recently identified the top barriers to cloud adoption by enterprises in a recent study. Stratoscale surveyed over 650 IT professionals from a variety of industries and sizes for its Hybrid Cloud Survey. The survey is available here with registration. It found that, despite cloud technology becoming more common, only a small percentage of enterprises […]

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AWS Cloud IoT Devices Now Have Security Tools

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Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS), announced the availability of AWS IoT Device Defender. This will help organizations to follow best practices in securing Internet of Things devices. AWS IoT Device Defender is a fully managed service that continuously audits IoT configurations, which are organization-specified technical controls to help keep information secure when devices are communicating […]

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AWS Technologies Tapped into by Security Startup Axonius

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Axonius announced this Week that it was strengthening its integrations with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Axonius, a New York-based security asset management platform, is the flagship offering. It allows organizations to easily manage their cloud resources, assess security, and take mitigation steps if a threat is detected. According to the Axonius site, the AWS adapter […]

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