Repatriating containers for control and compliance
Achieving more from VMware Cloud Foundation with VKS
Collaboration with Xtravirt helped a UK public sector organisation bring containerised applications back from public cloud onto the VMware Cloud Foundation platform it already owned. Working alongside the customer's own engineers in a secure air-gapped estate, Xtravirt turned included Kubernetes capability into a service teams request on demand.
A UK public sector organisation handling significant volumes of sensitive data across an air-gapped on-premises estate, with internal development teams building containerised applications.
VerticalGovernment
ServiçoImplementation; Best Practice Implementation; Configuration; Architecture & Design; Proof of Concept (POC)
RegiõesEMEA
Desafios
- Containers ran outside the organisation's own estate
- Data residency could not be demonstrated precisely
- Rising cost of public cloud managed Kubernetes
- Air-gapped estate complicated platform deployment
- Developers wanted richer application-level routing
Factos e números relevantes
- VKS added at no extra licence cost under VCF 9
- Air-gapped deployment method documented for reuse
- Knowledge transfer left the customer's team self-sufficient
- Customer teams deployed test apps within weeks
Resultados
- Container workloads brought under the organisation's control
- Containers now hosted on existing VCF, no new licence cost
- Data sovereignty assured for containerised applications
- Platform team can provisions Kubernetes clusters on request
- Greater operational autonomy for platform engineering team
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