VMware introduced its vCloud Air Network — a collection of validated cloud services based on VMware technology and choice of cloud providers on a local basis.
The idea is to be able to provision workloads to the public cloud or move existing workloads between onsite data centers or internal private clouds to the public cloud, and back again as needed in a VMware environment.
VMware vCloud Air Network is comprised of VMware vCloud Air, a VMware owned and operated cloud service, and the company’s ecosystem of over 3,800 VMware Service Provider partners around the world.
“We continue to see tremendous momentum for VMware vCloud Air as more and more businesses look to capitalize on the undeniable operational and economic benefits of hybrid cloud,” said Bill Fathers, executive vice president and general manager, Hybrid Cloud Services Business Unit, VMware. “The VMware vCloud Air Network represents another key element of our cloud strategy — enabling customer choice and flexibility to find the ideal, local cloud service based on industry leading VMware technology. Our customers can focus their resources on growing their business, knowing that by using VMware vCloud Air or one of our vCloud Air Network partners, their IT team can seamlessly and securely extend their data centers and applications to the cloud.”
