The Private Cloud solution differs from the Public Cloud (Server Pro) service in that you can purchase part of our infrastructure specifying all the values of your resources, and manage them using the VMware vCloud Director software.
The Private Cloud virtualization infrastructure is based on VMware vCloud Director and on VMware vSphere. VMware vCloud Director is integrated with the network virtualization platform for the Software-Defined Data Center VMware NSX.
Provisioning and managing your own Private Cloud infrastructure is just as simple and fast with VMware vCloud Director, which lets you adapt the infrastructure to the speed of your business. With VMware vCloud Director you will be able to manage your Private Cloud infrastructure in minutes, as though it were your very own virtual data center.
VMware vCloud Director applies all the principles of pooling, abstraction and automation, offering you comprehensive management of your Private Cloud resources.
VMware vCloud Director lets you improve efficiency by calibrating every single resource for each virtual server, optimizing the costs of your IT infrastructure.
With VMware vCloud Director you can create and manage dedicated or shared private or public networks. You can also manage multiple network levels, such as, create DMZs.
VMware vCloud Director lets you create VMware Data Center Extensions and interface your Private Cloud with private or public infrastructures.
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* Minimum RAM/vCPU: 1.5/1.
** "Changing computational resources" not available for Cloud Server Smart.
Lots of preconfigured templates available, including:
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