The session focuses on VMware's Evo SDDC and its role in shaping one of the world's largest private clouds, comprising over 100,000 virtual machines. Attendees will learn about the benefits and challenges of adopting software-defined data centers (SDDC) through real-world experiences from VMware’s internal cloud management team. The session will cover key challenges, inflection points, and practical insights for effectively operating a private cloud.

1.
Session
Title:
Case
Study:
EVO
SDDC
Powered
Private
Cloud
Session
Abstract:
VMware’s
Private
Cloud
has
grown
to
be
one
of
the
world’s
largest
private
clouds
with
over
100K
virtual
machines!
Come
and
join
us
and
discover
how
EVO
SDDC
is
shaping
the
future
of
our
private
cloud
and
why
we’ve
made
key
decisions
at
various
inflection
points
through
our
journey
to
SDDC.
We’ll
provide
you
an
operations
perspective
of
the
pains
and
gains
that
EVO
SDDC
can
bring
to
your
private
cloud.
The
session
speakers
are
directly
responsible
for
the
day-­‐to-­‐day
management
of
building
and
operating
VMware’s
internal
private
cloud.
The
session’s
commentary
is
based
on
recent,
real
world
experiences
in
dealing
with
the
practicalities
of
managing
a
large
and
complex
private
cloud
to
allow
for
agility
to
meet
today’s
IT
challenges.
Session
Outline:
• Introduction
• Preview
into
VMware’s
private
cloud
• Key
Challenges
• Key
inflection
points
on
the
journey
to
SDDC
• Why
EVO
SDDC
• Q&A
•
Key
takeaway
1:
Gain
an
understanding
of
the
benefits
of
SDDC
in
a
private
cloud
Key
takeaway
2:
Learn
about
the
challenges
involved
with
SDDC
and
how
to
solve
them
Key
takeaway
3:
Understand
the
problems
EVO
SDDC
has
solved
for
VMware’s
private
cloud
Technical
Level:
Technical
Track:
Software-­‐Defined
Data
Center
Sub-­‐Track:
SDDC
–
Plan,
Build
and
Operate
Product
and
Topic:
EVO
SDDC
Market
Segment:
Enterprise
Audience:
IT
–
All
Link
to
the
recorded
session
-­‐
http://vmware.mediasite.com/mediasite/Showcase/default/VideoSearch#VideoSearch/0/anees/2/null/
null/0
To
schedule
a
discussion
with
an
SME
on
this
topic
contact:
vmwonvmw@vmware.com