See How Memory Tiering and Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP Are Changing What's Possible for VMware on AWS

Date: Tuesday, September 15, 11:00 am ET

What if your VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 5 upgrade could cost less than your hardware refresh?

With VCF 5 nearing end of support, VMware customers are looking for a path to VCF 9.1 that doesn't require a costly hardware refresh.

Join AWS and NetApp to learn how Amazon EVS and FSx for ONTAP offer a different path. In this webinar, we'll explore how VCF 9.1 Memory Tiering can increase effective memory capacity and improve VM consolidation, while FSx for ONTAP helps decouple storage from compute to improve flexibility and reduce infrastructure overhead.

What you'll learn:

• Why Amazon EVS is an attractive alternative to on-premises hardware refresh as VCF 5 approaches end of support.
• How VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 Memory Tiering works and how it can increase effective memory capacity, improve VM density, and help optimize infrastructure costs.
• How FSx for ONTAP helps lower Amazon EVS storage costs with independent scaling and built-in storage efficiencies.
• How FSx for ONTAP helps VMware workloads on Amazon EVS gain enterprise-grade storage capabilities beyond cost optimization.
• Use case example: Pilot - light deployment for DR.

Join us to learn how these new architecture options can help you optimize VMware infrastructure on AWS.