保险行业混合云的可扩展全球路由
技术
- 无人机 - 垂直起降/垂直起降混合无人机
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 混合云
适用行业
- 国家安全与国防
用例
- 库存管理
- 篡改检测
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
客户
未披露
关于客户
保险公司的技术领导者
挑战
这家保险公司拥有大约 20 个应用站点和 450 多个用户站点进行互连，希望继续无缝运营。更重要的是，它希望在整个混合资产中实现一致的策略执行、安全和风险管理。
为了满足这一要求，云团队在 Azure 中部署了专用终结点来保护 IP，但对网络影响没有太多了解。不幸的是，这使得无法解析数据中心资源和 Azure DNS 区域之间的 DNS（并因此确保连接性）。
云团队意识到，仅使用 Azure 工具集无法同时满足安全性和可扩展性要求。
解决方案
为了找到可行的解决方案，云团队与网络同行齐心协力。他们还咨询了网络团队的本地 DNS、DHCP 和 IP 地址管理（统称为 DDI）供应商 BlueCat。由此产生的解决方案，今天投入生产，满足保险公司的所有要求，然后满足一些要求。
结合来自云和网络团队的丰富知识、经验和工具，这家保险公司设法：
- 由于统一的管理平台和自动化，降低了全球运营成本；
- 除了支持私有 IP 外，还通过全球可见性改善其安全性和合规性；和
- 缩短在其数百个 Azure 订阅中部署服务的时间。
运营影响
数量效益
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