Today's network model is posing significant challenges in a world where the average enterprise uses at least five public cloud services, increasingly uses containers as well as VMs and bare metal to run apps, and a common operational model seems elusive. NSX technology and VMware's Virtual Cloud Network vision are redefining what networking and security mean in the cloud era. In this webinar, find out what makes NSX essential for the multi-cloud era, the crucial modern-day customer scenarios it addresses, along with a demo of the product in action.
RecordedMay 19 202051 mins
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Taka Ueniishi, Sr Product Line Marketing Manager; Karl Fultz, Sr Technical Marketing Manager
VMware vRealize Automation 8.3 is now GA and includes the ability to support NSX-V to NSX-T migration! Are you managing NSX-V endpoints with VMware vRealize Automation 8? Come join this session to learn how to get vRA to recognize your existing NSX-V endpoints as new NSX-T endpoints, enabling you to continue to take advantage of VMware’s network automation use cases, but now with the advanced NSX-T capabilities to accelerate application delivery with networking and security services.
Tom Gillis, SVP/GM, Networking and Security Business Unit
This keynote covers the Virtual Cloud Network, VMware’s vision for networking in the digital age. You will hear about and see demonstrations on the latest innovations and technologies that are enabling businesses to move faster including: - The latest in data center networking and automation - Leading SD-WAN capabilities to extend services further out to the edge - Ground-breaking, fully distributed network security and threat intelligence - Advanced load balancing for cloud-native workloads. Most importantly, you’ll hear from a number of customers on the benefits they are seeing on their journey to a Virtual Cloud Network.
Tom Gillis, SVP/GM, Networking and Security Business Unit
This keynote covers the Virtual Cloud Network, VMware’s vision for networking in the digital age. You will hear about and see demonstrations on the latest innovations and technologies that are enabling businesses to move faster including: - The latest in data center networking and automation - Leading SD-WAN capabilities to extend services further out to the edge - Ground-breaking, fully distributed network security and threat intelligence - Advanced load balancing for cloud-native workloads. Most importantly, you’ll hear from a number of customers on the benefits they are seeing on their journey to a Virtual Cloud Network.
This video covers an overview of the Virtual Cloud Network portfolio with offerings ranging from from NSX Data Center to VMware SD-WAN, and how the Virtual Cloud Network fits into the bigger picture of VMware Cloud Foundation.
Read more about the Virtual Cloud Network:
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Matt Morgan, Vice President of Global Marketing, VMware Cloud Services; Fred Wurden, GM EC2 Enterprise, AWS
Matt Morgan, Vice President of Global Marketing, VMware Cloud Services and Fred Wurden, GM EC2 Enterprise, AWS speak with Stu Miniman about updates to the VMware Cloud on AWS update
Kit Colbert, VP & CTO of Cloud Platform BU, VMware
Kit Colbert, VP & CTO of Cloud Platform BU at VMware sits down with Stu Miniman for a digital CUBE Conversation, doing a deep dive on updates of VMware Cloud on AWS.
Karl Fultz, Staff Technical Marketing Architect; Taka Uenishi, Senior Product Line Marketing Manager
Together with VMware NSX Data Center, VMware vRealize Automation delivers next-generation network automation to organizations. In this technical session, you will learn how vRealize Automation integrates with NSX Data Center to create networking and security constructs during application and infrastructure deployments.
VMware Service-defined Firewall is a distributed, scale-out internal firewall purpose-built to protect the East-West traffic, delivering complete coverage while radically simplifying the operational model at lower costs.
Matt Bromiley, SANS analyst; Dhruv Jain, Senior Director of Product Marketing
Let's face facts: despite security awareness training, significant advancements in technology and increased security resources, the security problem remains unsolved. Breaches are more successful than ever. Why aren't the current solutions working? In this new webcast, SANS analyst Matt Bromiley, with a representative from VMWare, will address ways to get control of the situation.
Time to get out of reactive mode and tackle the problem proactively. This webcast looks at intrinsic security--that which is built into the infrastructure, distributed and application-aware. Attendees will learn more about applying this approach in the context of applications, operational effectiveness, and security visibility across the network.
VMware NSX is our software based networking and security platform that is built on several core principles including:
- Distribution of services as close as possible to the workload
- Centralized Management with all services from L2-L7 provided though a consistent UI/API
- Rich workload context that extends beyond 5-tuple flow information and into application, user and process awareness.
Now with NSX Intelligence we are delivering a new distributed analytics engine that builds upon these foundations in NSX. NSX Intelligence uses a lightweight architecture that enables the rich context to be stored in a Data Platform for retention and historical analysis. This allows us to provide deep visibility into traffic flow and security posture of your workloads across the entire environment. In addition NSX Intelligence uses analytics to provide automated security policy recommendations for rules, groups and services.
This webinar will show how NSX Intelligence makes it easy to implement granular micro-segmentation making the Zero Trust security model a reality. We will also cover how NSX Intelligence will work together with vRealize Network Insight.
Niran Even-Chen, Field Principal SE; Oren Penso, Lead Solution Engineer, Kubernetes
Tanzu Service Mesh, is it a network solution or an application platform? Maybe it’s a security solution? Actually, It's all of the above.
In this session, we will explore the possibilities with this platform VMware is building. And as it goes with us, we will have demos!
Louis Kalmar, NSX Sales Director; Devyani Pisolkar, Product Line Marketing Manager
Today's network model is posing significant challenges in a world where the average enterprise uses at least five public cloud services, increasingly uses containers as well as VMs and bare metal to run apps, and a common operational model seems elusive. NSX technology and VMware's Virtual Cloud Network vision are redefining what networking and security mean in the cloud era. In this webinar, find out what makes NSX essential for the multi-cloud era, the crucial modern-day customer scenarios it addresses, along with a demo of the product in action.
NSX-T is the default networking solution that has been designed into vSphere with Kubernetes. Learn about the features that NSX-T provides for vSphere with Kubernetes in this lightboard video.
Lightboard Lead By Vinay Reddy, Sr. Product Line Manager at VMware
Read more about VMware NSX:
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VMware intrinsic security in action. See how NSX Advanced LB WAF (AVI), NSX, Secure State, WorkSpace One, and CarbonBlack work together to increase the security posture of modern infrastructure on-prem, at the branch, and across clouds.
Lightboard Led by Maria Teigeiro, Staff Systems Engineer at VMware
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VMware NSX-T Data Center provides integrated full stack networking and security for containerized applications and microservices, delivering granular policy on a per-container basis as new applications are developed. This enables native container-to-container L3 networking, micro-segmentation for microservices, and end-to-end visibility of networking and security policy across both traditional and new applications.
Read more about NSX-T Data Center for Cloud-Native Applications:
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Learn online and at your own pace around Networking and Security Architecture with VMware NSX on Coursera:
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NSX Data Center virtualizes all networking and security functions to enable faster deployment and complete lifecycle automation of traditional and new applications consistently across all sites and clouds. Automating traditional IT tasks, new cloud-native functions, and ongoing operations empowers IT organizations and developers to move at the increasing speed of business.
Read more about VMware NSX:
https://bit.ly/2R87rVY
Learn online and at your own pace around Networking and Security Architecture with VMware NSX on Coursera:
https://bit.ly/2WF7Xw4
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Introduction to NSX-T Federation and how it delivers consistent networking and security policies across locations and simplifies your disaster recovery and avoidance architecture.
Lightboard Lead by Dimitri Desmidt, Sr. Technical Product Manager at VMware
Read more about VMware NSX:
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In this overview video you'll learn about IDS/IPS benefits, use cases, and how NSX Distributed IDS/IPS is different from traditional appliance-based IDS/IPS.
Lightboard Lead By Stijn Vanveerdeghem, Sr. Technical Product Manager at VMware
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VMware intrinsic security in action. See how NSX Advanced LB WAF (AVI), NSX, Secure State, WorkSpace One, and CarbonBlack work together to increase the security posture of modern infrastructure on-prem, at the branch, and across clouds.
Lightboard Led by Maria Teigeiro, Staff Systems Engineer at VMware
Read more about VMware Intrinsic Security
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