Virtually Speaking Podcast Exploring VMware Cloud Foundation: VCF Compute
Continuing our special 10-part series on the Virtually Speaking Podcast: "Exploring VMware Cloud Foundation" in Episode 4,titled “VCF Compute”, Himanshu Singh, Director of vSphere Product Marketing, navigates us through the spectrum of vSphere editions, highlighting their adaptability for diverse customer needs. He then showcases the enhanced value proposition of vSphere within VMware Cloud Foundation, harnessing the synergy with NSX and Aria Automation to elevate private cloud infrastructures.
Drawing from the essence of VMware vSphere, Himanshu emphasizes its role as the enterprise workload engine, integrating cutting-edge cloud infrastructure technology with DPU and GPU-based acceleration to amplify workload performance. vSphere optimizes IT environments, bolstering availability, simplifying lifecycle management, and streamlining maintenance for heightened operational efficiency. Moreover, it establishes an intrinsically secure infrastructure engine, fortified out-of-the-box and complemented by straightforward hardening guidance for compliance adherence.
Links Mentioned:- VCF Landing Page
- Announcing General Availability of VMware Cloud Foundation 5.1.1
- VCF Webinars
- VCF YouTube Page
- Virtually Speaking YouTube Page
- Virtually Speaking Podcast
- Ep 01: Inside the Private Cloud
- Ep 02: What’s Inside
- Ep 03: The Cloud Admin Journey
- Ep 04: VCF Compute
- Ep 05: VCF Storage
- Ep 06: VCF Networking
- Ep 07: A Cloud Management Experience
- Ep 08: VMware Private AI
- Ep 09: Data Services Manager
- Ep 10: VMware vDefend
The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to private and hybrid cloud. Each week Pete Flecha and John Nicholson bring in various subject matter experts from VMware and from within the industry to discuss their respective areas of expertise. If you’re new to the Virtually Speaking Podcast check out all episodes on vspeakingpodcast.com and follow on Twitter\X @VirtSpeaking