VMC ON AWS

VMC on AWS stands for VMware Cloud on AWS. It is a cloud service provided by VMware in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS). VMC on AWS allows organizations to run VMware’s Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) stack on the AWS cloud infrastructure.

Key features of VMC on AWS include:

Integration of VMware and AWS: VMC on AWS enables seamless integration between existing VMware-based environments and AWS services. This allows organizations to extend their on-premises data centers to the cloud without the need for major modifications to their existing VMware setups.

Consistent Operations: Organizations can use familiar VMware tools and management interfaces, such as vCenter Server, VSAN, and NSX, to manage their applications and workloads in the AWS cloud, providing consistency across environments.

Rapid Provisioning: VMC on AWS allows for quick deployment and scaling of VMware-based environments on AWS, reducing the time it takes to provision new infrastructure and respond to changing business needs.

Hybrid Cloud Flexibility: With VMC on AWS, businesses can adopt a hybrid cloud strategy, utilizing both on-premises data centers and the AWS cloud. This offers greater flexibility and the ability to optimize resources for various workloads.

Disaster Recovery: VMC on AWS enables disaster recovery solutions, allowing businesses to protect their critical applications by replicating them to the AWS cloud and ensuring business continuity.

Security and Compliance: VMC on AWS provides robust security features and adheres to various compliance standards, ensuring that data and applications are protected in the cloud.

Pay-as-you-go Model: The service operates on a pay-as-you-go pricing model, where users only pay for the resources they consume, making it cost-effective for businesses.