Hybrid Cloud Management with VMware Cloud Foundation: An Evaluation of Multi-Cloud Orchestration and Policy Enforcement
Abstract
VMware Cloud Foundation offers enterprises a path to unified hybrid cloud management across on-prem and public clouds. This paper
explores its integration with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud through VMware Tanzu and NSX-T. The study assesses deployment speed,
governance, network segmentation, and compliance automation. Findings highlight the advantages and limitations of VMware’s
software-defined data center (SDDC) approach for hybrid IT strategies.
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