Adapting to Market Uncertainty with Microsoft AVS (Azure VMware Solution)

Join our webinar to adapt to market uncertainty with Microsoft AVS (Azure VMware Solution).

Gain insights from our experts on:

• Discuss Use Cases and Business needs that drive successful adoption.
• Develop a base understanding of what the solution consists of and the impact and benefits your organization will experience.
• How your organization can drive cost efficiencies by only paying what you use and the available benefits of Hybrid Use and Reserved Instances
• Differences and Benefits of Azure Native vs the Benefits of AVS 

What is AVS and why should you care?

• AVS is a cloud service that enables you to run your VMware workloads natively on Azure, without any changes to your applications or tools.
• AVS provides you with the same familiar VMware experience that you are used to, but with the scalability, security, and flexibility of Azure.
• With AVS, you can seamlessly migrate, extend, or modernize your VMware environments to Azure, and take advantage of Azure services such as backup, disaster recovery, analytics, and AI.

What are the technical features and benefits of AVS?

• AVS delivers a dedicated VMware environment on Azure, with full administrative access to vCenter, vSphere, NSX-T, and HCX.
• AVS supports VMware vSphere versions 6.5, 6.7, and 7.0, and is compatible with your existing VMware tools and processes.
• AVS offers high-performance and low-latency connectivity to your on-premises and Azure networks, using ExpressRoute Global Reach and Azure Virtual WAN.
• AVS enables you to leverage Azure native services such as Azure Active Directory, Azure Monitor, Azure Security Center, and Azure Sentinel for your VMware workloads.
• AVS provides you with a flexible and cost-effective solution, with pay-as-you-go pricing, reserved instances, and hybrid benefits.

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