Demonstrations and sessions to showcase principles of the new IP for delivering new services, increasing agility and enhancing application performance
Brocade will showcase its high-performance networking and automation solutions at VMworld 2016 helping enterprises build an agile architecture for digital business. Built on the principles of New IP, these solutions are automated, easy to deploy, scalable and based on open standards to meet IT requirements for improving efficiency and application performance.
According to the press release, Brocade will demonstrate new capabilities in the Brocade Analytics Monitoring Platform including a user-friendly dashboard interface. The Brocade Analytics Monitoring Platform provides end-to-end visibility and unprecedented insight into application performance to reduce storage networking latency. Brocade and QLogic are also demonstrating VM Insight for the first time. A collaborative effort between host bus adapter vendors and Brocade, VM Insight tags virtual machines (VM) to enable monitoring of application performance at the VM level in a Gen 6 Fibre Channel SAN.
Brocade also announced and will be showing the following integrations for VMware solutions:
Brocade VDX switches achieved hardware virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) certification integration with VMware NSX-V. This integration will make it easier for customers to architect, automate and integrate current and future data center technologies—resulting in faster provisioning times and convergence across physical and virtual networks.
Brocade VDX switches are now integrated with VMware Network Insight providing NSX users with better visibility into VM-to-VM traffic flows across virtual and physical networks, distributed firewall rules and security containers.
The latest release of the Brocade SAN Analytics Pack for vRealize Operations Manager provides customers with increased visibility into storage network health. Brocade vRouter is now a certified solution with VMware vCloud NFV enabling service providers to deploy secure virtual network services with massive scale and ultra-high performance on commodity servers.
