In recent years, and the last 18 months in particular, IT teams have been under pressure to become more agile to support an increasingly hybrid workplace amidst ever evolving business needs. Many businesses have packed years’ worth of digital transformation efforts into a short span of time while operating under reduced budgets. Both private and public cloud vendors are striving to better serve their customers’ needs, which frequently includes running workloads on a mix of on-premises and cloud infrastructure, dictated by workload and business needs.
While the idea of a Hybrid Cloud architecture has been around for a while, there have been several challenges that prevented rapid adoption of hybrid cloud platforms. Managing complex networking between on-premises datacenters and public clouds has been a long-standing obstacle, and re-architecting legacy applications for the cloud can be time-consuming and expensive. Another issue has been the inefficiency created by silos of using multiple different management tools for various clouds.
To address these challenges and power their customers IT needs to the next level, Nutanix is collaborating with Microsoft on hybrid cloud solutions that help blend the boundaries between cloud and on-premises for a true hybrid cloud experience.
Host: Andy Whiteside
Co-Host: Harvey Green
Co-Host: Jirah Cox
In recent years, and the last 18 months in particular, IT teams have been under pressure to become more agile to support an increasingly hybrid workplace amidst ever evolving business needs. Many businesses have packed years’ worth of digital transformation efforts into a short span of time while operating under reduced budgets. Both private and public cloud vendors are striving to better serve their customers’ needs, which frequently includes running workloads on a mix of on-premises and cloud infrastructure, dictated by workload and business needs.
While the idea of a Hybrid Cloud architecture has been around for a while, there have been several challenges that prevented rapid adoption of hybrid cloud platforms. Managing complex networking between on-premises datacenters and public clouds has been a long-standing obstacle, and re-architecting legacy applications for the cloud can be time-consuming and expensive. Another issue has been the inefficiency created by silos of using multiple different management tools for various clouds.
To address these challenges and power their customers IT needs to the next level, Nutanix is collaborating with Microsoft on hybrid cloud solutions that help blend the boundaries between cloud and on-premises for a true hybrid cloud experience.
Host: Andy Whiteside
Co-Host: Harvey Green
Co-Host: Jirah Cox
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Andy Whiteside: Hello everyone and welcome to episode 33 of new tactics weekly that's right it's the Larry bird episode, we were just joking about that before we hit record.
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Andy Whiteside: People my generation just automatically think.
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Andy Whiteside: 33 years later bird unless you grew up where I grew up in 33 also is equals a racecar driver name here again.
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Andy Whiteside: In the world of nascar which i'm sure everybody else is like just like Harvey is right now i'm shaking their head going.
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Andy Whiteside: To even bring that up I don't know but we're gonna move on anyway Harvey Greens with me Harvey and I last week at a conference we're heading to Philadelphia for edgy calls to be with the new techniques and citrix folks Harvey how's it going.
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Harvey Green: i'm doing well, how are you.
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Andy Whiteside: your wife mad about travel and stuff already got two weeks are.
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Harvey Green: Only when i'm gone so right now i'm safe and not so much tomorrow.
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Andy Whiteside: yeah well we get speaking of traveling got jarrod Cox with this as always gyro was saying before we hit record how grateful I was for you to jump on it cuz you're always so knowledgeable and.
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Andy Whiteside: You know I talked to people as i'm out and about and they talk about how much value you add all this, so thank you and public here.
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Jirah Cox: My pleasure man, this is a lot of fun thank y'all for let me do it.
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Andy Whiteside: Speaking of traveling you still have a bunch of moving boxes behind you.
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Jirah Cox: So it's it's a process.
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Harvey Green: I think, is, I think, is not a real thing he just did this, to make us feel nervous and stuff.
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Jirah Cox: So I don't know if we've even talked about that, on the on the show so i'm in the process of packing up in Charlotte moving to the raleigh area for a little down the road relocation so.
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Jirah Cox: we're in the process of right now we're in that phase where you can get like a few minutes notice and it's like leave your House for showing you know let's unveils come wander around.
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Jirah Cox: Your House you know unsupervised.
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Jirah Cox: it's great, let me tell you.
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Andy Whiteside: I can see what I see there is that a basement or is that, like your main living or.
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Jirah Cox: Not which of those is worse, no, this is just this is just my office is one of the bedrooms in the House here.
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Jirah Cox: yeah Okay, it looks like a wreck so i'm trying to think what would be worse for it to be like a basement.
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Jirah Cox: it's terrible actually have a sign on the door like.
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Jirah Cox: Blaming like you know you're allowed to look in here, but like don't judge me.
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Andy Whiteside: yeah I just imagine in my world historically I somebody opens the door like Oh, my goodness, what is this computer troll that lives in here and they just shut the door.
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Jirah Cox: And this is this is mostly cleaned out a lot of stuff in storage.
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Andy Whiteside: But do you have like a server you have a server rack and all the other it madness people like.
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Jirah Cox: we're thinning out we're doing to a MAC mini nas and a couple of desktops that mostly get me by.
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Andy Whiteside: When I when I sold my house before the last one in my laundry might put a shelf and I literally had 12 little mini servers because I used to teach workshops out of my house.
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Andy Whiteside: running on the in my laundry room at any point time I turn them all on sound like space sound like a airplane was gonna take off in there for a little while.
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Jirah Cox: So yeah our House, a couple years old, so it has that kind of you know pre built wiring stuff and there's a little plastic wiring wiring thing in the in the laundry room and my firewall doesn't fit in it so it's just bolted onto the side of the wall next to it looks great.
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Andy Whiteside: that's exactly why I had a adele checkpoint at a checkpoint router mounted to the wall my laundry room and i'm sure people came in and thought of some kind of magical AV solution or something I don't know I I charged extra for that.
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Andy Whiteside: Alright, so we were chit chatting as we got started here and we we realized that there's a part two of the.
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Andy Whiteside: As your clusters, excuse me intended clusters on azure that we never got to and never finished, a couple weeks ago.
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Andy Whiteside: So I don't know how in the world, we go about possibly recapping what we covered so far, other than to say if you're not familiar with it's it's currently in pre release right is it live or is it not live at this point.
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Andy Whiteside: that's what i'm in preview um we talked about that a couple weeks ago back go back and listen to Part one we talked about what new tactics, is doing we're calling a clusters to write recalling clusters, is that the right way to.
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Andy Whiteside: Which is essentially new tactics, as the operating system on top of new tonics Acropolis hypervisor on top of as your compute physical bare metal resources in various as your Microsoft azure data centers and more to come right.
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Jirah Cox: All I think I think 100% true yeah and i'll send it right to me about.
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Jirah Cox: The job you know, a way to a way to use.
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Jirah Cox: cloud providers offering you know bare metal instances hardware as a service to form the tax clusters and give you another leg in your you know hybrid multi cloud deployment.
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Andy Whiteside: So jarrod you had a action item from from the last one Do you remember what it was.
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Jirah Cox: No, I think you're right to remind me.
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Andy Whiteside: uh well I don't think you officially had it so don't feel like you had to have an answer, but when I say it, you guys are buzzing about oh yeah we meant to fear that we, we were.
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Andy Whiteside: I still have the question do I get the windows client os aka windows 10 windows 11 entitlements if I run.
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Andy Whiteside: In azure but not directly on on native azure but I run on top of something I need to do, I get the Multi session windows 10 windows 11 do I get the subscription benefits of scripts subscription ios versus having to bring my own.
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Jirah Cox: I don't even know what where I go to get that answer for you buddy.
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Jirah Cox: I mean, maybe somebody with an at Microsoft COM email address.
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Andy Whiteside: eula enforce thing or technically, the only thing will work with windows 10 multi session and azure is from the gallery.
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Harvey Green: It is the only way, you can get the the actual ISO image to install multi session is the gallery.
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Harvey Green: Andy this slope is not desolate very.
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Harvey Green: I mean, so the answer is if there's a will there's a way, but that would not be a supported way.
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Harvey Green: How about that.
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Andy Whiteside: I don't know if he meant that in terms of licensing support or technical support or both.
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Jirah Cox: Microsoft in 2021 would never lose that antitrust lawsuit in today's climate right, like any tech company worth you know more than my house does way more non competitive things when right the antitrust things today right from lockdown browsers to email clients to.
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Harvey Green: You can get that you can get that aftermarket radio in there it's just they can't account for what your dash looks like after that.
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Harvey Green: You keep it up and i'll put it on one of those mysterious showings where you got to get out of the House and.
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Andy Whiteside: You want to try to help us between the picture in the couple paragraphs that are here understand what new tech new tannic says, highlighting for new tannic clusters on azure.
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Jirah Cox: Totally so the some of the big takeaways around quality of life, ease of use right are the sort of the simplicity of the way you can you can integrate.
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Jirah Cox: New tanks cluster into your existing topology if you already have probably infrastructure deployed running an azure you want, or if you need to build a you know relocate vm they're coming from the phoenix cluster.
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Jirah Cox: That of course is all part of the offering right those themes that run cloud can get great access to cloud services, but then the way you get to those also can leverage your existing plumbing if you will right whether that's.
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Andy Whiteside: Yes, okay good you guys had that look on your face like he's talking he's moving but nothing's coming out.
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Andy Whiteside: So so gyro that's really good for those who are new into this world they don't have to deviate from the Microsoft side of how it works and then also those that have already established there as your networking footprint, this is just more the same or similar that's what you're saying.
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Jirah Cox: Read reuse my automation right and when our favorite topics right target mechanics in this data Center you can access that data Center or in clinics up in the cloud identically right like.
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Jirah Cox: Right, you know it's it's different outcomes right private data Center on Prem vmware cloud vm but, but the same tooling and automation right that you could target any any other as a tree cluster on Prem also applies to two clusters up in the cloud.
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Jirah Cox: use that one no funding vehicle other insert other procurement terms here to pay for you know running the software on these azure nodes so it makes licensing kind of even more easy.
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Harvey Green: and, eventually, you know they might add other features to it that you, you know normally only have an azure that you can actually get you know in clusters on azure you know I maybe somebody might want you know windows 10 or windows 11 multi session or something like that.
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Andy Whiteside: Alright, so next session got next section has four bullets with it a hybrid cloud freedom and the tactics and Microsoft, I think this is a big part of the goal here right is to make it so where you can you can run what you want, where you want when you want it.
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Andy Whiteside: What was the comment you made from next or maybe it was different it was you guys think was you like 40% of the workloads that we're supposed to go the cloud that now been determined they won't go to the cloud is it, am I, making those numbers up.
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Jirah Cox: that's why we are going all in on hybrid multi cloud right to say you definitely need to be able to deploy everywhere and have worked with all over the place right and and key paragraph highlights is that agility right if it starts one place, how do I get it somewhere else.
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Harvey Green: That overall probably rejects our projects, the reality of what's going on, on the whole, is that you know before.
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Harvey Green: cloud was just this really big concept of I can go run everything in the cloud or I can't I shouldn't do anything in the cloud, and now, people are actually getting a real feel for what it actually is what it actually means what you can do what you shouldn't do.
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Andy Whiteside: It cocktail party trying to impress everybody like I assume people think I am when i'm talking about all this stuff in there, like what in the world is he talking about.
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Andy Whiteside: i'm not i'm not trying to impress them that's just what I want to talk about right.
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Andy Whiteside: Or the mumbles I get the mumbles plenty to.
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Andy Whiteside: Well guys, I appreciate he's pretty good there you go see there.
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Andy Whiteside: I appreciate you guys joining.
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Andy Whiteside: Our listeners Thank you Darren Thank you, as always Harbin i'll be in Philadelphia, if you want to come hang hang out with us the next couple days in the new tannic citrix I gel booth at educause man.
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Jirah Cox: fun times yeah.
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Harvey Green: Looking forward to seeing everybody there every one of the listeners, who are there.
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Harvey Green: You know we'll figure out how to do something special for you, if you come, let us know you list.
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Andy Whiteside: yeah stop by.
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Jirah Cox: Hopefully i'll get this published.
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Andy Whiteside: We get apart.
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Jirah Cox: yeah Harvey was your shirt.
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Harvey Green: that's right.
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Andy Whiteside: We have sharon's.
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Harvey Green: We can do that, we can do that.
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Andy Whiteside: We kind of get some money T shirts printed has been a while and I need to get back to the yeah I got you back to the new tannic slow good shirts everybody loves us not as not as much as one hv but they definitely.
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Andy Whiteside: Alright guys well, I appreciate it another Monday in the books and we'll do it again next week.
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Jirah Cox: Okay, oh.
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