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This session will demonstrate how vRealize Network Insight and vRealize Network Insight Cloud supports visibility for on-premises and multicloud. Highlights will include the new vRealize Network Insight dashboards for VMware NSX-T metrics, Dell streaming telemetry, and Cisco ACI integration for better visibility.

VMware vRealize Network Insight: Network, Security Analytics for NSX & SD WAN

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Matt Just

VMware vRealize Network Insight provides visibility for hybrid and multi-cloud environments, as well as SD-WAN. VMware vRealize Network Insight supports VMware NSX, VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud, VMware Cloud on AWS, public cloud environments in AWS and Azure, Kubernetes, and Virtual Desktops. This session will focus on demonstrating how vRealize Network Insight provides monitoring and flow analysis for applications and business services used by the Edge sites:

End-to-End Visibility of SD-WAN / VeloCloud Edge connectivity to the cloud and Data Center
Site/Branch level visibility and troubleshooting of connectivity to Apps and Data Center

VMware vRealize Network Insight Introduction & Innovations

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Shiv Agarwal

This session will review VMware vRealize Network Insight’s customer value proposition. We will look at how vRealize Network Insight delivers the following:

Intelligent operations for software-defined networking and security
Helps customers build an optimized, highly available, and secure network infrastructure across multicloud environments
Accelerates micro-segmentation planning and deployment
Enables visibility across virtual and physical networks
Provides operational views to manage and scale VMware NSX deployments

VMware Demo and Preview: Introduction NSX Federation

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Dimitri Desmidt

In this presentation we introduce and demonstrate NSX Federation, a capability that will provide multi-site support for large scale NSX deployments. NSX Federation enables a user to centrally configure and manage networking and security, on-premise and in the cloud.

NSX Federation will help enterprises simplify disaster avoidance and recovery, manage multiple sites from a single pane of glass, and achieve consistent networking and security policy deployment and enforcement across administration domains. While also ensuring high availability and improved application response. For additional information please see this presentation from the recent Networking Field Day 22: VMware NSX Intelligence: Network & Security Analytics for NSX.

VMware NSX: Networking for vSphere with Kubernetes

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Vimeo: VMware NSX: Networking for vSphere with Kubernetes
YouTube: VMware NSX: Networking for vSphere with Kubernetes

Personnel: Geoff Wilmington, Vinay Reddy

This presentation will cover how VMware NSX provides a rich set of networking and security capabilities for the new vSphere 7 with Kubernetes. Focused on rearchitecting vSphere into an open platform using Kubernetes APIs to provide a cloud-like experience for developers and operators.

VMware NSX provides full-stack networking and security including switching, routing, load balancing, firewalling, service mesh and analytics to simplify operations and maximize efficiency for vSphere with Kubernetes environments.

VMware NSX has been designed-in as the default pod networking solution for VMware vSphere with Kubernetes, and integration with Kubernetes enables context-aware security policies with namespace isolation. Native integration with Cluster API helps to create load balancers making it easier to publish applications outside of the cluster. With NSX, enterprises can extend consistent policies across app environments, simplify Day 0 to Day 2 operations, and deliver the agility and performance required to run modern applications. VMware vSphere 7 with Kubernetes was originally previewed in August 2019 as Project Pacific.

VMware Cloud Foundation 4: Accelerate Kubernetes Infrastructure Deployment

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Ranjit Sawant

This session will introduce the new VMware Cloud Foundation 4, which provides hybrid cloud infrastructure with consistent management for both VM-based and container-based applications. VMware Cloud Foundation 4 includes the newly re-architected VMware vSphere 7 with Kubernetes, which is optimized to run both modern container-based and traditional virtual machine-based workloads. This release introduces VMware Cloud Foundation Services, an integrated Kubernetes and RESTful API surface to enable organizations to drive API access to all core services.

VMware Cloud Foundation Services include the following:

Tanzu Runtime Services: These services will deliver core Kubernetes development services including an up-to- date distribution of Tanzu Kubernetes Grid
Hybrid Infrastructure Services: Powered by the new VMware vSphere 7, these enhanced services will provide full Kubernetes API access as well as the infrastructure-as-code automation APIs delivered by vRealize Automation to span the world of VM-based applications and cloud-native applications deployed with containers

VMware Cloud Foundation 4: Integrated Cloud Native Storage with vSAN 7

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Gopala Suryanarayana

In this presentation we introduce Cloud-Native Storage and Native File Services in vSAN 7. We are introducing vSAN 7 to modernize hyperconverged infrastructure through integrated file services, simpler lifecycle management and enhanced cloud-native storage capabilities. With vSAN 7, organizations can unify block and file storage with vSAN, reducing or eliminating the need for third party solutions or a DIY approach for certain use cases, which in turn reduces costs and simplifies storage management with a single control plane. vSAN 7 also includes new capabilities supporting cloud-native applications, including file-services, VMware Cloud Foundation Services support.

Introducing VMware Cloud Foundation 4 featuring vSphere 7 with Kubernetes

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Bo Fu

Kubernetes is changing Infrastructure needs. In this session we introduce VMware vSphere 7 with Kubernetes as part of VMware Cloud Foundation 4. Originally previewed in August 2019 as Project Pacific, and foundational component of the new VMware Tanzu portfolio, VMware vSphere 7 with Kubernetes supports all applications including modern and traditional applications using any combination of virtual machines, containers and Kubernetes. This session highlights Tanzu Kubernetes Grid, which is embedded into vSphere 7 with Kubernetes. Developers can now manage consistent, compliant and conformant Kubernetes clusters running on vSphere through Kubernetes tools and restful APIs.

This release introduces VMware Cloud Foundation Services, an integrated Kubernetes and RESTful API surface to enable organizations to drive API access to all core services. VMware Cloud Foundation Services include:

Tanzu Runtime Services: These services will deliver core Kubernetes development services including an up-to- date distribution of Tanzu Kubernetes Grid
Hybrid Infrastructure Services:
- vSphere Pod Service extends Kubernetes with the ability to run pods directly on the hypervisor. When developers deploy containers using the vSphere Pod service, they get the same level of security isolation, performance guarantees and management capabilities that VMs enjoy
- Registry Service allows developers to store, manage and secure Docker and OCI images using Harbor
- Network Service allows developers to manage Virtual Routers, Load Balancers and Firewall Rules
- Storage Service allows developers to manage persistent disks for use with container, Kubernetes and virtual machines

Zerto Product Vision and Roadmap

Appearance: Zerto Presents at Tech Field Day 21

Company: Zerto

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Vimeo: Zerto Product Vision and Roadmap
YouTube: Zerto Product Vision and Roadmap

Personnel: Deepak Verma

Join Deepak Verma, Director, Advanced Technology, at Zerto, to understand the vision of the Zerto IT Resilience Platform and the core principles that make up the design of the platform. See the architectural blueprint of how the Zerto IT Resilience Platform is utilized by customers to solve disaster recovery, operational recovery, long-term retention. Plus, see a real-world example of an organization that was able to recover from ransomware in 10 minutes with only 10 seconds of data loss.

Demo: VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer (Formerly Avi Networks)

Appearance: VMware Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Ashish Shah

The VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer (previously Avi Networks Platform) is a distributed application delivery controller (ADC) built for the cloud, with an architecture that mirrors cloud principles. NSX Advanced Load Balancer provides a software load balancer and intelligent web application firewall, combined with advanced analytics and monitoring to enable a fast, scalable, and intrinsically more secure application experience. The solution’s central control plane and distributed data plane deliver application services as a dynamic, multi-cloud fabric which intelligently automates decisions and provides unprecedented application analytics and on-demand elasticity. Customers can dispatch services, such as load balancing and web application firewall, to any application on any cloud, running on VMs, containers, or bare metal, using one centralized interface.

VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer (Formerly Avi Networks)

Appearance: VMware Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Ashish Shah, Chandra Sekar

VMware’s acquisition of Avi Networks marked the company’s official entry into the load balancing industry. Traditional load balancers are hardware or virtual appliances are difficult to deploy, manage, and scale. NSX Advanced Load Balancer helps organizations overcome the complexity and rigidness of legacy systems and ADC appliances with modern, software-defined application delivery services. See why the world’s largest enterprises are replacing their legacy appliance-based load balancers with Avi Networks’ modern load balancing fabric across data centers and clouds. Avi separates the control plane from the data plane to create a fully elastic, multi-cloud load balancing fabric.

VMware NSX Intelligence Demonstration and Key Integrations

Appearance: VMware Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Ray Budavari

VMware NSX Intelligence: Network & Security Analytics for NSX

Appearance: VMware Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Ray Budavari

NSX Intelligence is a distributed analytics engine built natively into NSX-T that provides continuous data center-wide visibility for network and application security teams, helping them deliver a more granular and dynamic security posture, simplify compliance analysis, and streamline security operations. NSX Intelligence provides deep insight at the packet level into virtualized and containerized workloads, allowing for intuitive, highly automated network and security policy generation and enforcement. NSX Intelligence helps eliminate blind spots to reduce security risk and accelerate security incident remediation through visualization and deep insight into every flow across the entire datacenter. Users gain holistic context for security troubleshooting and improve collaboration between infrastructure and security teams through a converged pane for security operations. Together with VMware vRealize Network Insight and NSX Intelligence, customers can gain comprehensive visibility, analytics and troubleshooting to improve network and security operations.

VMware Demo: NSX Container Networking for Red Hat OpenShift 4.3

Appearance: VMware Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Yasen Simeonov

In this video we demonstrate VMware NSX-T support for Red Hat OpenShift. NSX-T has helped OpenShift customers simplify their networking and network-based security for several years with the NSX Container Plug-in (NCP). NCP provides the following functionality:

Automatically creates an NSX-T logical topology for an OpenShift cluster, and creates a separate logical network for each OpenShift namespace.
Connects OpenShift pods to the logical network, and allocates IP and MAC addresses.
Supports network address translation (NAT) and allocates a separate SNAT IP for each OpenShift namespace.
Implements OpenShift network policies with NSX-T distributed firewall.
Implements OpenShift Router with NSX-T layer 7 load balancer.
Creates tags on the NSX-T logical switch port for the namespace, pod name, and labels of a pod, and allows the administrator to define NSX-T security groups and policies based on the tags.

NSX-T (via NCP) can apply micro-segmentation to OpenShift pods with predefined tags based rules and Kubernetes network policy per namespace. Predefined tag rules allow you to define firewall policies in advance of deployment based on business logic rather than using less efficient methods such as static IP addresses to craft security policy. With this method, security groups defined in NSX-T with ingress and egress policy and micro-segmented to protect sensitive applications and data down to the pod and container level. Finally, NSX-T provides OpenShift clusters with full network traceability and visibility. NSX-T has built-in operational tools for Kubernetes, including Port Connection, Traceflow, Port Mirroring and IPFIX

VMware NSX Networking and Security for Containers

Appearance: VMware Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Vimeo: VMware NSX Networking and Security for Containers
YouTube: VMware NSX Networking and Security for Containers

Personnel: Yasen Simeonov

Organizations can leverage containers to simplify and accelerate application development. As the environment scales and grows, managing containers and microservices becomes increasingly difficult. This is where Kubernetes can help. NSX-T provides the enterprise class Networking and Security for Kubernetes and containers.

Arista Closing and Q&A with Doug Gourlay

Appearance: Arista Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: Arista

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Vimeo: Arista Closing and Q&A with Doug Gourlay
YouTube: Arista Closing and Q&A with Doug Gourlay

Personnel: Douglas Gourlay, Fred Hsu, Jeff Raymond, Ken Duda, Lavanya Conjeevaram, Prashant Gandhi

The Arista Networks management team takes questions about Arista’s recent acquisition of Big Switch Networks as well as the strategy of product development going forward.

Arista Evolution of Monitoring Fabrics

Appearance: Arista Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: Arista

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Vimeo: Arista Evolution of Monitoring Fabrics
YouTube: Arista Evolution of Monitoring Fabrics

Personnel: Prashant Gandhi

NetOps/SecOps observability is needed for questions such as “is it app or network”, “what happened yesterday”, “can I replay the attack”? Arista’s monitoring fabric solution, through the Big Switch acquisition, offers a context-aware, one dashboard, architecture inclusive of packet modification services, packet/flow recording and replay and deep analytics to assist in rapid resolution of application performance issues and security incident root cause analysis.

Arista DevOps Day in the Life: Config Management and Validation

Appearance: Arista Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: Arista

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Personnel: Fred Hsu

As part of a maturing NetDevOps practice, operators need confidence that configuration changes will not disrupt the network. Rolling back an erroneous network change could be “too late” to prevent disruption. Performing pre-validation checks on the configuration provides assurances that the changes are not introducing errors into the desired network behavior. In this session, Arista solutions engineer Fred Hsu demonstrates how Batfish network validation can be combined with Ansible and CloudVision to prevent a configuration error from being deployed into the network.

Arista NetOps Day in the Life: Vulnerability Remediation

Appearance: Arista Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 22

Company: Arista

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Personnel: Jeff Raymond, Lavanya Conjeevaram

The presentation is a demonstration of vulnerability notification and streamlined remediation using CloudVision’s automated approach to detect, assess and apply remediation to EOS devices across the campus, datacenter and hybrid cloud environments.

Arista’s Approach to Software with Ken Duda