Atos Canopy Managed Public Cloud for Microsoft Azure

Infographic | December 4, 2019

Get on a fast track to operationalizing micro-segmentation. This guide will show you how to quickly micro-segment your applications and which VMware tools are available to help.

Infographic | December 11, 2019

Hybrid cloud is rapidly becoming a leading cloud solution because it enables enterprises to allocate their data, applications, and other computing resources to either dedicated private cloud or to public cloud infrastructure like Amazon Web Services (AWS). This flexibility helps organizations achieve a wide range of business goals, including increased efficiency and reliability, high availability, security, and cost efficiency.

Infographic | February 20, 2020

Imagine you run a moving and storage business. Your moving business booms every spring and summer. How can you strike the right balance with IT—allocate resources to seasonal applications—and still reduce costs while supporting these applications? Convenient and scalable, but subject to performance issues, service disruptions, and unknown security practices. On-premises virtualization lets you allocate resources to applications as needed, so you can run multiple applications on a single server. Evolving to a hybrid cloud model gives you the flexibility to expand into the cloud for more capacity and business continuity.

Infographic | May 23, 2023

10 most essential performance metrics that businesses should consider when managing their virtual machines.

Infographic | January 15, 2020

Like a rocket ship, VMware Cloud on AWS is an awesome platform on its own, but you can boost its capabilities even more by harnessing native AWS services. Rockets carry payloads that are critical to the mission and in this case that payload is Amazon Aurora, a highperformance, fully managed database service that is compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL.

Infographic | January 4, 2020

The new Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors are making data center virtualization more powerful and efficient than ever before. By consolidating existing and emerging cloud workloads, businesses can get more out of every server—while also lowering the total cost of ownership.