GEC NEWS WIREInfoblox DNS, DHCP and IP address management (DDI) now integrates with private cloud platforms
Infoblox, the automated network control company, is automating network services for the cloud with the industry’s widest range of supported platforms. Infoblox solutions for managing DNS, DHCP and IP addresses – a category known as DDI – now integrate with private cloud platforms from seven enterprise providers – VMware, Microsoft, HP, Cisco, BMC, CA and ElasticBox – giving customers more choices than any other supplier of enterprise-grade DDI.
“Network control is crucial for building and managing successful private clouds,” said Mike Thompson, president and chief executive officer of Groupware Technology, an IT solution provider based in Campbell, Calif. “By integrating with so many cloud platforms, Infoblox is providing a universal tool belt for our clients to get the best possible return from their investment in private cloud architecture.”
“The trend lines are very clear: IT workloads are shifting to private clouds and these clouds require automation in the network layer. Infoblox is helping to meet this growing need by integrating with more cloud platforms than any other provider of commercial-grade DDI,” said David Gee, executive vice president of marketing at Infoblox. “Going forward, our goal is to continue to broaden the Infoblox portfolio of private cloud integrations in response to customer demand.”
Infoblox DDI integrations with the seven cloud platforms – VMware, Microsoft, HP, Cisco, BMC, CA and ElasticBox – are all available.
The supported orchestrators and products are:
VMware – vCenter Orchestrator; vCloud Director (vCD), vCloud Automation Center (vCAC)
Microsoft – System Center Orchestrator; Virtual Machine Manager (VMM)
HP – Operations Orchestration; Cloud Service Automation (CSA)
Cisco – Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud (CIAC)
BMC – Atrium Orchestrator; Cloud Lifecycle Manager
CA – CA Process Automation; Auto Suite for Cloud (ASC)
ElasticBox – ElasticBox Enterprise Edition
