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SAIC SDI on VMware Validated Design 5.0 (67677)

Last Updated: 3/20/2024Categories: InformationalTotal Views: 3293Language:
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Purpose

This article provides information about the VMware SDDC.

Impact / Risks

The partner in conjunction with the customer is responsible for aligning hardware deployments with VMware Compatibility Guide (VCG).

Resolution

Disclaimer:  The VMware SDDC 5.0 on SAIC SDI is developed and supported by SAIC. You must obtain the solution and support from SAIC.

Resolution
Here is a brief summary of target use cases, solution architecture, hardware and software components (including name and version), solution capabilities. For additional information see: http://www.saic.com/vmware.

Use Cases
The VMware SDDC 5.0  on SAIC solution provides a completely configured VMware Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) built to a standardized format and architecture. This provides a private cloud which can be quickly scaled up (or down) and allows existing VMware virtualized data center clients to extend or move their workloads into the Public Cloud. This enables companies to address such issues as rapid capacity expansion (and contraction when not needed), migration of workloads to the cloud, establishing cloud based backup and disaster scenarios, and the ability to set up development, test, training or lab capacity. All by exploiting the operational benefits and agility of Public Cloud with the ability to expand or contract the environment to meet the business needs. In fact, additional servers can be added simply and quickly to meet increased capacity of over 10,000 sized virtual guest servers per dual region.

VMware supported Software Components

Product Group and Edition

Product Name

Product Version

VMware Validated Design

VMware Cloud Builder

1.0

VMware vSphere Enterprise Plus

ESXi

6.7 Update 1

vCenter Server Appliance

6.7 Update 1

vSphere Update Manager

6.7 Update 1

vSphere Replication

8.1.1

VMware vSAN

vSAN

6.7 Update 1

VMware NSX Data Center

NSX Data Center for vSphere

6.4.4

VMware vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager

VMware vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager

2.0.0 Patch 2

VMware vRealize Operations Manager

vRealize Operations Manager

7.0

vRealize Operations Management Pack for NSX for vSphere

3.5.2

vRealize Operations Management Pack for Storage Devices

7.0.0

vRealize Operations Management Pack for Site Recovery Manager

8.1.1

VMware vRealize Log Insight

vRealize Log Insight

4.7

vRealize Log Insight Content Pack for NSX for vSphere

3.8

vRealize Log Insight Content Pack for vRealize Automation 7.3+

2.1

vRealize Log Insight Content Pack for vRealize Orchestrator 7.0.1+

2.0

vRealize Log Insight Content Pack for vRealize Business

1.3

vRealize Log Insight Content Pack for Linux

1.0

vRealize Log Insight Content Pack for Site Recovery Manager

1.7

VMware vRealize Automation

vRealize Automation

7.5

VMware vRealize Business for Cloud Advanced

vRealize Business for Cloud

7.5

VMware Site Recovery Manager Enterprise

Site Recovery Manager

8.1.1

Infrastructure

Microsoft SQL Server

2017

Microsoft Windows Server

2016

Solution Capabilities

The VMware SDDC 5.0 on SAIC offering provides the basic building blocks for a highly scalable and automated SDDC that can be easily integrated with on-premises and public clouds based on the VMware platform.
Preconfigured Cloud building blocks that include several bare metal servers and associated VMware stack provide a starting point for scalability, automation and seamless integration to hybrid cloud.   This provides short time to value and cost effective implementation using best practices.
SAIC provided open patterns can then be used to rapidly deploy advanced applications into this environment.

Support Information

The VMware Ready Certified Partner Architecture program certifies partner solution architecture based its compliance to VMware Validated Design IT Automation Cloud 5.0.  For more information on the VMware Validated Designs, please see  https://www.vmware.com/software-defined-datacenter/validated-designs. This certification agreement is between VMware and the certified partner for a specific solution architecture only.  The partner solution architecture referenced in this article is developed and supported by a partner.  It is partner’s responsibility to ensure that the solution architecture is deployed on VMware supported hardware and align hardware with VMware Compatibility Guide (vCG) or custom VMware support agreement (RPQ).
For additional information see: SAIC Software-Defined Intrastruction (SDI).

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