VMware goes Container

You name the container,

VMware is bringing it to

VMware vSphere

Integrated Containers

Crazy with vSphere

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• VMware is announcing foundational infrastructure that will

enable customers to deploy cloud-native applications in

production with confidence.

• Customers will be able to jump start their container

initiatives on top of their existing VMware vSphere

environments or consume new infrastructure

designed specifically for cloud-native applications

• Container craziness has reached VMware. VMware is

partnering with Pivotal to create Photon Platform

• API-centric platform designed for containers running

on Pivotal Cloud Foundry and integrating Docker

with the VMware ESX hypervisor in VMware vSphere

Integrated Containers (VIC)

• VMware announced VIC at VMworld as a technology preview.

It's built on Project Bonneville, which first saw the light of day in

June. This is still early-stage technology.

• The virtualization revolution brought flexible, abstract,

dynamic resource boundaries to compute carving up

commodity hardware into simple fungible assets. Now

we're doing the same for containers with the 'Virtual

Container Host' concept.

• VIC was designed to work with Docker, VMware claims that that it

will easily integrate with other container ecosystem solutions

• VMware claims that with vSphere as its foundation,

the new offering will help IT operations team meet

the following enterprise requirements for

containers:

• That's in no small part because of the recent container

standardization efforts of the Open Container Project and

Cloud Native Computing Foundation.

• Security and Isolation - Assuring the integrity and

authenticity of containers and their underlying infrastructure, VIC

isolates and starts up each container in a virtual machine with

minimal overhead using the Instant Clone feature of VMware

vSphere 6.

• Storage and Data Persistence - While

many container services are stateless today,

customers want to enable state full services to

support cloud-native databases.

• Networking - VMware NSX supports production container

deployments today. With VMware NSX, IT can apply fine-grained

network micro-segmentation and policy-based security to cloud-native

applications. Additionally, NSX provides IT with greater visibility into the

behavior of containers.

• Service-Level Agreements (SLAs) - IT teams will be able

to assure service-level agreements for container workloads with

VMware vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler as well as reduce

planned and unplanned downtime with VMware vSphere High

Availability and VMware vSphere vMotion.

• Management - Administrators will be able to use

VMware vCenter Server to view and manage their

containers without the need for new tools or additional

training

• Customers can achieve consistent

management and configuration compliance

across private and public clouds using the

VMware vRealize Suite.

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