General Manager & Practice Lead - CMA at HCL Technologies
Real User
2022-07-24T07:32:00Z
Jul 24, 2022
The solution is used in any office as a cloud management platform. It is primarily used by telecom companies who also use Cisco hardware. One telecom customer in Bangladesh and certain US customers are using CloudCenter.
CloudCenter is a tool that handles a hybrid kind of deployment or is basically more like infrastructure code. We're moving away from it due to the fact that they discontinued the product and introduced something new that does not fit our purpose. That's why we're going to a new product called Resolve.
We're an implementor, and therefore we deploy this solution for our clients. As a use case example, one client is a service provider in Bolivia, and they deploy an ISP for their customers. They need a solution that includes the cloud server solution of Cisco with an ACI and an ASX-T solution. It basically becomes an in-house solution for the customer.
Architecte Technologies at Intact Financial Corporation
Real User
2020-07-26T08:18:59Z
Jul 26, 2020
We're only using it because we create tenants and each OU inside of our company is with our DevOps. With CloudCenter, you are able to use their own VMs and manage their own workload.
Senior Architect Principal Infrastructure at Intact Financial Corporation
Real User
2019-06-17T08:46:00Z
Jun 17, 2019
We've actually used a private cloud within our company. Typically, we needed a single pane of glass to provide infrastructure services to our clients. CloudCenter is really at the center of everything we built for our data center to keep its initiative. We're really using it to push applications in DMS into the different clouds, as part of the recent additions of other functionalities within our five companies. Since we were an existing company, our customers are still waiting for the pipeline upgrade. A lot of the new features are really interesting, so we are trying to go towards a public cloud. We need to be able to get all the costs, computational features, and the actual Orchestrator to be able to more easily orchestrate across the different targets. We have multiple targets and that's going to help us actually. The tool is really at the center of our whole digital transformation. That is how people will consume infrastructure in the future.
Cisco CloudCenter [EOL] is utilized for tenant creation, VM management, hybrid deployment, cloud management, and port configuration.
Primary users include DevOps teams, telecom companies, and service providers. It integrates well with ACI and ASX-T, offering stability, initial setup ease, and extensive documentation. Known for high trust in Latin America, it excels in workflow automation through Action Orchestrator and supports detailed configuration down to ports. However, improvements...
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We use the product for demonstration, device provisioning, and data management.
Our company uses the solution's GUI interface to configure and monitor ports. We look at usage and determine if there are any issues.
The solution is used in any office as a cloud management platform. It is primarily used by telecom companies who also use Cisco hardware. One telecom customer in Bangladesh and certain US customers are using CloudCenter.
CloudCenter is a tool that handles a hybrid kind of deployment or is basically more like infrastructure code. We're moving away from it due to the fact that they discontinued the product and introduced something new that does not fit our purpose. That's why we're going to a new product called Resolve.
We're an implementor, and therefore we deploy this solution for our clients. As a use case example, one client is a service provider in Bolivia, and they deploy an ISP for their customers. They need a solution that includes the cloud server solution of Cisco with an ACI and an ASX-T solution. It basically becomes an in-house solution for the customer.
We're only using it because we create tenants and each OU inside of our company is with our DevOps. With CloudCenter, you are able to use their own VMs and manage their own workload.
We've actually used a private cloud within our company. Typically, we needed a single pane of glass to provide infrastructure services to our clients. CloudCenter is really at the center of everything we built for our data center to keep its initiative. We're really using it to push applications in DMS into the different clouds, as part of the recent additions of other functionalities within our five companies. Since we were an existing company, our customers are still waiting for the pipeline upgrade. A lot of the new features are really interesting, so we are trying to go towards a public cloud. We need to be able to get all the costs, computational features, and the actual Orchestrator to be able to more easily orchestrate across the different targets. We have multiple targets and that's going to help us actually. The tool is really at the center of our whole digital transformation. That is how people will consume infrastructure in the future.