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Support for building an integrated public cloud with Nutanix and Google Cloud
All applications are scheduled to be supported regardless of the deployment model.
Nutanix has entered into a strategic partnership with Google Cloud.
Through this partnership, the two companies will combine the Nutanix environment with Google Cloud Platform™ (GCP). By doing so, they plan to support their customers in deploying and managing all applications on an integrated public cloud, regardless of their deployment model.
Nutanix and Google proposed a solution to address the challenges faced by companies by combining their respective solutions.
It is a single control plane for managing applications located in GCP and Nutanix cloud environments. You can provision both existing and cloud applications with a single click in either GCP or Nutanix cloud environments, and seamlessly migrate between them. In the Nutanix Calm environment, you can model applications into simple and iterative application blueprints with a single click, and easily migrate them across Nutanix and GCP environments.

Nutanix customers can extend their data center environments to GCP and, through an integrated fabric, freely operate existing Mode 1 and modern Mode 2 applications in both private and public clouds (lift-and-shift operations). For example, when using Xi Cloud Service Disaster Recovery (DR) on a GCP environment as an enterprise cloud, applying BigQuery Analytics to the entire application dataset eliminates the need for expensive, repetitive data migrations.
You can install, manage, and scale container-based applications in a Nutanix enterprise cloud environment. By combining Kubernetes, Google Container Engine (GCE), and Acropolis Container Services, you can provide an enterprise-grade environment for containers and ensure scalable and continuous storage services for always-on applications. Cloud administrators can rapidly self-provision Kubernetes using pre-defined application blueprints in Nutanix Calm and instantiate containerized applications in Google Cloud or Nutanix-based environments.
Nutanix has entered into a strategic partnership with Google Cloud.
Through this partnership, the two companies will combine the Nutanix environment with Google Cloud Platform™ (GCP). By doing so, they plan to support their customers in deploying and managing all applications on an integrated public cloud, regardless of their deployment model.
Nutanix and Google proposed a solution to address the challenges faced by companies by combining their respective solutions.
It is a single control plane for managing applications located in GCP and Nutanix cloud environments. You can provision both existing and cloud applications with a single click in either GCP or Nutanix cloud environments, and seamlessly migrate between them. In the Nutanix Calm environment, you can model applications into simple and iterative application blueprints with a single click, and easily migrate them across Nutanix and GCP environments.
Nutanix customers can extend their data center environments to GCP and, through an integrated fabric, freely operate existing Mode 1 and modern Mode 2 applications in both private and public clouds (lift-and-shift operations). For example, when using Xi Cloud Service Disaster Recovery (DR) on a GCP environment as an enterprise cloud, applying BigQuery Analytics to the entire application dataset eliminates the need for expensive, repetitive data migrations.
You can install, manage, and scale container-based applications in a Nutanix enterprise cloud environment. By combining Kubernetes, Google Container Engine (GCE), and Acropolis Container Services, you can provide an enterprise-grade environment for containers and ensure scalable and continuous storage services for always-on applications. Cloud administrators can rapidly self-provision Kubernetes using pre-defined application blueprints in Nutanix Calm and instantiate containerized applications in Google Cloud or Nutanix-based environments.
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