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Networking takes a quantum leap toward isolation and self-service with VCF 9, as VMware introduces Virtual Private Clouds. This is natively built on NSX, thereby redefining multitenant, secure, and scalable networking for enterprise private clouds. credit: Broadcom The focus of this article is specifically VCF 9 networking with VPCs: what they are, how they work, and why they matter from an architect's perspective. What is a VPC in VCF 9...... With VCF 9, a VPC in VMware is a logically isolated networking construct in NSX that provides: Strong tenant isolation Independent IP addressing Decentralized ownership of networking Secure, scalable application connectivity Think of a VPC as a private cloud inside your private cloud-very much along the lines of AWS or Azure VPCs, but full-on-prem and NSX-driven. Why VMware did introduce VPCs in VCF 9? Traditional NSX designs relied on Shared Tier-0/Tier-1 topologies, which worked-but scaled poorly for large enterprises and service providers....