NSX-T Architecture & Benefits by Erik Bussink, VMware

Insomni'hack 2019
Title : NSX-T Architecture & Benefits
Speaker: Erik Bussink, VMware

VMware NSX-T is the network virtualization platform for the software-defined data center (SDDC). This session will detail the overlay model used in NSX-T Data Center and highlight the benefits resulting from decoupling networking from the physical infrastructure. NSX-T can deliver its networking features across an heterogenous range of products and environments: VMs, containers, bare-metal servers…all this, whether they are deployed on-prem or in the cloud. The presentation will also introduce the different components involved in NSX (management plane, control plane, data plane) as well as a summary of its services, including routing and switching.

[jgoyena]

This is the best presentation for NSX for far, very clear and nicely explained

[Dinesh-tetr]

one of the best of the presentation. it helps to capture basic knowledge on NSX-T. Cristal Clear Explanation. Thank you

[ManolVojka]

Best presentation ever seen. Clear and very confident details

[rylerin]

Thank you Erik, this helped me understand the basics NSX-T a lot quicker than expected

[shamax]

Nicely explained. Awesome slides and on point diagrams.

[techelevatesolutions]

Fantastic visuals and explanations to go with them

[readhwolf]

Thank you, it is very instructive and valuable can you please share the presentation with us

[hbazzanalla]

Very excellent presentation. Is it possible to get the slides? Thanks in forward.

[musshare]

awesome visuals.. thank you for the presentation. could you please share the power point of this?

[elmerdeloso]

@34mins you show one Blue logical switch forwarding broadcast traffic to three different subnets (A, B, C). Why would the router for segment/subnet A do a directed broadcast to other segments/subnets?

[arunabhaghsh]

Excellent Erick.Can I have the slides presentation. Nice to see that.

[jhuayllani]

Hello Erik Bussink, please what material do you recommend for SD-WAN Velocloud?

[sateeshthupakula]

21:52 you mentioned even number of controller machines? is that true?