Public-safety radio-shop IT is told vCenter Server is the compute manager in the city's SDDC. What role does that identify?
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Short Explanation
vCenter is the city's roster of hosts and VMs—the compute manager. NSX still owns the virtual networks those VMs plug into. Mixing the two is like asking the HR directory to run the radio tower.
Full Explanation
In the VMware SDDC, a compute manager is typically vCenter Server: it inventories ESXi hosts and VMs. NSX-T registers that compute manager so transport-node preparation and logical networks can attach to those workloads. vCenter is not an NSX Edge, not an overlay protocol, and not the NSX distributed-firewall policy plane. NSX Manager remains the management plane for NSX objects.