If you are looking for a cloud platform that can optimize your Azure hybrid cloud and edge operations, you might want to check out the Dell APEX Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure. This platform is the result of a close collaboration between Dell and Microsoft, and it offers a consistent Azure experience across all your IT environments.
With the Dell APEX Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure, you can:
- Use common tools and building blocks for operational excellence
- Deliver a consistent operational experience across locations
- Effortlessly move applications and data across locations and cloud instances
- Enforce consistent Azure management and governance from cloud to edge
- Unlock innovation with Azure Arc and Arc-enabled services
The platform is available with both core and edge-optimized node configurations, so you can drive innovation wherever you need it. The platform also comes with the Dell APEX Cloud Platform Foundation Software, which provides deep integrations and intelligent automation for initial deployments and ongoing operations.
The Dell APEX Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure is the first cloud platform collaboratively built to enhance the Azure hybrid cloud experience. To learn more, visit the Dell website.
Video on the Dell APEX Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure
Dell APEX Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure (based on Azure Stack HCI) is a cloud platform that enables organizations to optimize their Azure hybrid cloud and edge operations. In this video I had the chance to talk to Kenny Lowe, Director for Multicloud Evangelism from Dell Technologies and Microsoft MVP to talk about the Dell APEX Cloud Platform for Azure.
You can also check out my other video on how to manage your Azure Stack HCI from Microsoft Azure using Azure Arc.
Manage Azure Arc-enabled Azure Stack HCI from Azure
In this video we are going to have a look at how you can manage your on-premises Azure Arc-enabled Azure Stack HCI cluster directly from Azure using Azure Arc. This helps you to manage your virtualization infrastructure in a hybrid cloud environment running in your on-premises datacenter and at the edge.
