Your applications do not all carry the same risks or requirements. Some may need tighter isolation, different performance resources, or stronger recovery protections. Forcing them into one environment means compromising on decisions you should be making deliberately.
vmXcloud® hybrid cloud solutions let you separate workloads into private cloud environments designed around what each one needs. That gives you more control over how critical applications are configured and protected, without forcing the rest of your infrastructure to adopt the same model.
As a VMware Cloud Verified partner, vmXcloud owns and operates its own data center infrastructure and does not resell third-party capacity. vmXcloud manages those environments as one coordinated service. Your IT team gains the flexibility of a hybrid cloud without managing the infrastructure, vendor relationships, and operational complexity behind each environment separately.
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vmXcloud hybrid cloud solutions connect multiple vmXcloud-hosted private cloud environments under one managed cloud architecture. Each environment can be configured for a different workload, compliance mandate, or operational need.
vmXcloud manages those environments together, so your team does not have to coordinate each one separately. Engineers oversee workload placement, monitoring, support, and changes as requirements evolve.
This gives you one operating model across multiple environments while preserving the flexibility to design each one differently.
Service scope note: vmXcloud’s Hybrid Cloud service manages vmXcloud-hosted private cloud environments running on vmXcloud infrastructure. Ongoing management of customer on-premises infrastructure is out of scope. On-site involvement is limited to workload migration support, evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Multiple private cloud environments make sense when certain workloads need different security controls, performance resources, compliance safeguards, or recovery protections.
Separating those workloads lets you apply the right controls to each environment rather than forcing every application into a single configuration. vmXcloud then manages those environments as part of one coordinated hybrid cloud strategy.
Hybrid cloud gives you the flexibility to treat different workloads differently without creating more infrastructure for your team to manage. vmXcloud designs and coordinates each environment around the applications it supports, so you can make deliberate decisions about where workloads run and how they are managed.
Different applications need different levels of capacity, isolation, and availability. vmXcloud sizes each hosted environment around the workloads it supports, so critical applications get the resources they need without overbuilding every environment.
Dedicated compute, storage tiers, and network segmentation separate performance-intensive applications from lower-priority systems, reducing contention for resources. Fixed monthly contracted pricing makes the ongoing cost of those environments predictable for IT and finance teams.
Sensitive workloads often require tighter access controls, greater isolation, closer monitoring, or stronger recovery protections. A managed hybrid cloud lets you separate those workloads and apply controls based on their specific risk and regulatory requirements.
For regulated and data-sensitive organizations in healthcare, financial services, legal, and government, that separation can make it easier to see where critical workloads reside and how they are isolated. vmXcloud infrastructure supports compliance with HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2. Your organization remains responsible for its policies, applications, user access, documentation, and operating procedures. Separating environments does not, by itself, create compliance; it gives you greater control over how protections are applied where risk is highest.
When demand increases for one application, you should not have to expand your entire cloud footprint. vmXcloud adjusts resources around the workloads that need more capacity while leaving stable environments unchanged.
Engineers size compute, memory, and storage around actual demand, and set performance and availability targets for each environment. This gives critical applications room to grow without paying for excess capacity across every environment.
Every environment runs on enterprise-grade hardware backed by vmXcloud’s standard three-year technology refresh cycle. vmXcloud manages the underlying hardware life cycle directly, so your team can scale with changing workload needs without budgeting for capital purchases or managing hardware upgrade cycles.
Hybrid cloud security gets complicated when responsibility is split across multiple third-party providers. vmXcloud manages all hosted environments under a single unified support model, so your team knows exactly who is monitoring infrastructure and who acts when an issue arises.
vmXcloud applies security controls tailored to each workload’s profile, including network isolation, role-based access controls, vulnerability monitoring, and threat detection.
Cybersecurity, 24/7 monitoring, and expert engineering support are included on every vmXcloud deployment, not sold as add-ons. Engineers who understand your full hybrid environment investigate issues and execute changes directly, reducing vendor handoffs when fast resolution matters.
Every hybrid cloud environment includes local copies of your data as standard. Full disaster recovery, with recovery point and recovery time targets defined per environment, can be added.
Different applications need different levels of capacity, isolation, and availability. vmXcloud sizes each hosted environment around the workloads it supports, so critical applications get the resources they need without overbuilding every environment.
Dedicated compute, storage tiers, and network segmentation separate performance-intensive applications from lower-priority systems, reducing contention for resources. Fixed monthly contracted pricing makes the ongoing cost of those environments predictable for IT and finance teams.
Sensitive workloads often require tighter access controls, greater isolation, closer monitoring, or stronger recovery protections. A managed hybrid cloud lets you separate those workloads and apply controls based on their specific risk and regulatory requirements.
For regulated and data-sensitive organizations in healthcare, financial services, legal, and government, that separation can make it easier to see where critical workloads reside and how they are isolated. vmXcloud infrastructure supports compliance with HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2. Your organization remains responsible for its policies, applications, user access, documentation, and operating procedures. Separating environments does not, by itself, create compliance; it gives you greater control over how protections are applied where risk is highest.
When demand increases for one application, you should not have to expand your entire cloud footprint. vmXcloud adjusts resources around the workloads that need more capacity while leaving stable environments unchanged.
Engineers size compute, memory, and storage around actual demand, and set performance and availability targets for each environment. This gives critical applications room to grow without paying for excess capacity across every environment.
Every environment runs on enterprise-grade hardware backed by vmXcloud’s standard three-year technology refresh cycle. vmXcloud manages the underlying hardware life cycle directly, so your team can scale with changing workload needs without budgeting for capital purchases or managing hardware upgrade cycles.
Hybrid cloud security gets complicated when responsibility is split across multiple third-party providers. vmXcloud manages all hosted environments under a single unified support model, so your team knows exactly who is monitoring infrastructure and who acts when an issue arises.
vmXcloud applies security controls tailored to each workload’s profile, including network isolation, role-based access controls, vulnerability monitoring, and threat detection.
Cybersecurity, 24/7 monitoring, and expert engineering support are included on every vmXcloud deployment, not sold as add-ons. Engineers who understand your full hybrid environment investigate issues and execute changes directly, reducing vendor handoffs when fast resolution matters.
Every hybrid cloud environment includes local copies of your data as standard. Full disaster recovery, with recovery point and recovery time targets defined per environment, can be added.
You don’t need to know exactly how your hybrid cloud should be configured before reaching out. Start with the applications your business depends on and what they need to perform well, stay protected, and remain available. A vmXcloud engineer will help evaluate where separate private environments make sense.
From there, vmXcloud develops a hybrid cloud architecture around your requirements and defines the infrastructure, security controls, and managed services each environment needs. If workloads need to move into vmXcloud-hosted infrastructure, migration support is scoped as part of the engagement.
You receive a clear engineering plan for the environments vmXcloud will provide and manage, along with fixed monthly contracted pricing based on the agreed scope.
Not sure how much compute, memory, or storage each workload needs? Share what you know about your applications and current environment. A vmXcloud engineer will help assess your technical requirements.
