The article discusses the increasingly critical need for organizations to stop treating traditional virtual machines (VMs) and modern containerized applications as separate entities. This fragmentation leads to inefficiencies, increased costs, and operational challenges. Instead, it advocates for the use of a single platform, like VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), to manage both workloads. This consolidation allows for a consistent operating model, reducing duplication in operations, policies, and skill sets while enhancing visibility and lowering the total cost of ownership. The future demands agility, efficiency, and resilience through integrated infrastructure management.
When organizations manage their traditional business-critical applications and modern containerized apps as separate entities, they create inefficiencies that can slow innovation and increase costs.
Consolidating workloads on a single platform not only streamlines operations but also reduces total cost of ownership by eliminating duplication and fragmentation of resources.
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