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What is GCVE?

Google Cloud VMware Engine (GCVE) is a fully managed service that allows you to run native VMware workloads in Google Cloud. It provides a dedicated VMware environment, including vSphere, vCenter, vSAN, NSX-T Data Center, and HCX, enabling you to migrate and extend your on-premises VMware environments to Google Cloud without refactoring applications. It's commonly used for disaster recovery, capacity expansion, data center migration, and application modernization.

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What other technologies are related to GCVE?

GCVE Competitor Technologies

GCP GKE

GKE is Google's managed Kubernetes service, offering an alternative way to deploy and manage containerized applications on GCP, thus competing with GCVE which offers running existing VMware based workloads on GCP.

mentioned alongside GCVE in 0% (82) of relevant job posts

Azure

Azure is a competing cloud platform that offers alternative solutions for running virtual machines and applications. It competes with GCP, the platform GCVE runs on.

mentioned alongside GCVE in 0% (97) of relevant job posts

GCVE Complementary Technologies

GCP

GCVE runs within GCP and integrates with other GCP services. GCVE allows existing VMware workloads to run within the GCP ecosystem.

mentioned alongside GCVE in 0% (173) of relevant job posts

VMware

GCVE is built on VMware technology, specifically vSphere, vSAN, and NSX-T. It is strongly complementary as it allows running existing VMware workloads natively on GCP.

mentioned alongside GCVE in 0% (100) of relevant job posts

Ansible

Ansible can be used to automate configuration management and application deployment within GCVE environments, making it a complementary tool for automating tasks.

mentioned alongside GCVE in 0% (79) of relevant job posts