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As organizations begin to look toward building out their modern data centers, more and more are investing in server virtualization, modern storage applications and cloud-based services. However, businesses are also facing new demands from end-users including access to data and applications 24/7/365, the struggle with downtime or data loss, and getting a grasp on the exponential data growth and how to keep that data secure.
In part one of this blog, I discussed the key solution components of the software-defined data center and the evolution that enables business agility, operational maturity, and automation. In part two, we will take a deeper look at each area of the SDDC that support the growing trends of agile software development and factory-like manufacturing, as well as the eventual automation of software development - all in support of the emerging DevOps space, where the SDDC will be a required component system, dynamically determining where and how to host the developed applications.
Discovering the Key Components of the Software Defined Data Center
