City architects want new agency apps assembled from a catalog of segments, Tier-1 gateways, and distributed firewall rules instead of a unique physical bill of materials each time. Which SDDC idea is that?
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Short Explanation
Think city services menu, not a custom hardware order for every permit counter. Segments, Tier-1s, and DFW rules are catalog items you compose. Nobody should have to buy a new switch stack just to stand up one more agency app.
Full Explanation
An SDDC presents network functions as software objects—segments, gateways, and firewall policies—that operators compose from a catalog. That model replaces ordering a unique physical bill of materials for each application. Horizon App Volumes and Carbon Black address EUC packaging and endpoint security, not the SDDC network-services catalog. Hardware-per-app BOMs are the traditional pattern the SDDC is meant to retire.