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When VMware moved to acquire Pivotal in 2019, it set the stage for a closer relationship between Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes—two platforms that enterprises use to build and run cloud-native applications. Here is what that deal meant for the PaaS vs. KaaS debate.
Docker containers and Kubernetes orchestration are reshaping how enterprises deploy applications across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Here is what CIOs and CTOs need to understand about the shift.
As Kubernetes became the dominant container orchestration platform, VMware faced pressure to integrate its vSphere, vCenter, and container products. Here is a technical look at the integration options, trade-offs, and strategic direction VMware was exploring.
A technical overview of the IT Operations Analytics (ITOA) market, covering leading vendors such as Splunk, AppDynamics, Microsoft, and IBM, key deployment models, use-case segments, and what practitioners should understand about the evolving ITOA landscape.
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VMware acquired Avi Networks, Bitfusion, and Uhana in 2019 to accelerate telco cloud adoption. Here’s what each acquisition brings to the table and why it matters for network operators.
An overview of the Container as a Service (CaaS) market, including the major platform providers, industry verticals driving adoption, and the competitive landscape shaping enterprise container deployments.
VMware’s August 2019 HCX Enterprise release introduced KVM and Hyper-V to vSphere migration, large-scale bulk vMotion with zero downtime, and tighter Site Recovery Manager integration for enterprise disaster recovery.
An overview of the global IaaS and PaaS market as of 2019, covering key vendors such as Microsoft, IBM, Alibaba Cloud, Google Cloud Platform, Salesforce, Rackspace, SAP, and Oracle, along with market segmentation and competitive dynamics.
VMware and Google Cloud expanded their partnership with the Google Cloud VMware Solution by CloudSimple, letting enterprises run VMware workloads natively on GCP as part of a hybrid or multi-cloud strategy.
VMware’s worldwide channels VP Jenni Flinders explains why co-investment in master services competencies and a genuine commitment to diversity are becoming critical for partner success.
Microsoft’s Azure Dedicated Host preview gives organizations exclusive access to single-tenant physical servers on Azure, enabling compliance-driven workloads with greater hardware and maintenance control.
VMware’s acquisition of Bitfusion brings GPU and hardware accelerator virtualization into vSphere, enabling pooled, network-accessible GPU resources for AI and ML workloads — and potentially reshaping how enterprises deploy accelerated computing.
VMware and Google Cloud are partnering to run VMware workloads natively on Google Cloud Platform via CloudSimple, extending VMware’s multi-cloud strategy alongside its existing AWS and Azure arrangements.
The global application container market was valued at USD 1.1 billion in 2017 and projected to grow at a 33.2% CAGR through 2026. Here is what DevOps engineers need to know about the market landscape, platform segmentation, and the forces driving adoption.
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VMware Hybrid Cloud Extension (HCX) simplifies workload migration, network extension, and disaster recovery across on-premises and cloud vSphere environments. Learn how its components work and when to use it.
VMware identified 31 products affected by the Linux TCP SACK vulnerabilities disclosed by Netflix researchers. Here is what was affected, the severity scores, and the patching status at the time of disclosure.
VMware is betting heavily on Kubernetes as the universal cloud normalisation layer. Here’s what that means for enterprise multi-cloud strategy, vendor lock-in, and cost management.