Cisco, NetApp, VMware push secure virtual data centres
Keywords: data centre multi-tenancy architecture cloud enterprise
[Summary of tips] To address the growing need of secure virtual data centres created by enterprises moving towards 100 per cent virtualised data centres, Cisco, NetApp and VMware have expanded their long-standing collaboration to deliver an end-to-end secure multi-tenancy design architecture. This provides enhanced security in cloud environments......
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