Jonathan Morin

Jonathan is Sr. Product Marketing Manager for NSX at VMware. Previously, Jonathan designed networks with service providers around the world and authored independent technology evaluation articles as a consultant at EANTC in Berlin, Germany, and built campus and data center network solutions as a Product Manager at Extreme Networks.

Recent Posts

VMware to Showcase NSX Service Mesh with Enterprise PKS at KubeCon EMEA

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Go Beyond Microservices with NSX Service Mesh Based on Istio and Envoy, VMware NSX Service Mesh provides discovery, visibility, control, and security of end-to-end transactions for cloud native applications. Announced at KubeCon NA 2018, NSX Service Mesh is currently in private Beta and interested users may sign up here. The design for NSX Service Mesh extends beyond Read more...
VMworld Europe

At VMworld, Get An Inside Look at a Modern Bank. Learn How Wells Fargo and Other Top Brands Reduce Risk While Fostering Innovation.

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This blog was co-authored by Jared Ruckle and Jonathan Morin.   VMworld is one of the seminal weeks in enterprise IT. You gather with your peers to learn and discuss the challenges of the day. And what are those challenges? Three stand out: Rising consumer expectations. Your customers expect to interact with your brand on their Read more...

Ready for Take-Off with Kubernetes, Cloud Foundry, and vSphere

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A complex and diverse world Singapore. Etihad. Wow. I always found it impressive when airlines were able to build a business and a brand without a significant domestic customer base to start off from. They instead focus on the global market, which is much more challenging. There is a competitive landscape of many players. There Read more...

3 Ways Organizations Use NSX for Application Continuity

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Five example customers using NSX to enable application continuity for their business No one looks forward to data center outages. Not the business leaders who fear revenue loss from applications being down, nor the heroic IT admin whose pager is going off at 3:00 AM. Therefore many critical data centers have a sister location and some form Read more...