IBM Cloud for VMware Regulated Workloads
Join us on Sept 9 to learn more about IBM Cloud’s secure, automated solution for VMware
Start with your use case
Modernization of VMware workloads
Integrate existing VMware-based applications into a hybrid cloud strategy and innovate freely between containers and VMware VMs.
Data center transformation
Extend and migrate your virtual machines (VMs) to the cloud to consolidate multiple data centers.
Disaster recovery and business continuity
Leverage the geographic resiliency and security profiles built into IBM Cloud and its no-cost data transfer capability between IBM sites.
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See how organizations reduced data center costs by 40% with IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions
Why IBM Cloud?
Expertise
One of world’s largest operators of VMware workloads, with over 15 years of experience
Compute
Right-size infrastructure and performance, with over 100 bare-metal configurations
Security
Highest data-security certification in the industry, with “keep your own key” (KYOK)
Veritas and IBM
When Veritas Technologies needed to transition to a new cloud provider, they selected IBM Cloud™. Veritas runs 95% of workloads in a public VMware cloud solution with a private level of security.
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Learn the basics
Introduction to VMware
A cheat sheet on VMware cloud workloads and how they are a crucial part of many enterprises' IT infrastructures.
Virtualization explained
Virtualization is a process that allows for more efficient utilization of physical computer hardware.
Virtual machines versus containers
Learn the differences that make up traditional virtual machines (VMs) vs. containers.
Learn the basics
Introduction to VMware
A cheat sheet on VMware cloud workloads and how they are a crucial part of many enterprises' IT infrastructures.
Virtualization explained
Virtualization is a process that allows for more efficient utilization of physical computer hardware.
Virtual machines versus containers
Learn the differences that make up traditional virtual machines (VMs) vs. containers.