Permitting developers were told the application tiers must match the three-tier chassis layout in the civic hall. How does virtual networking address physical topology dictating application topology?
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Short Explanation
Forcing the app to look like the chassis is like designing a permitting office around the elevator shafts. Virtual segments let web, app, and database talk as the application needs, even if the VMs sit in different pods. Cabling and Workspace ONE groups do not become the network diagram.
Full Explanation
Traditional designs often force application tiers to follow access, distribution, and core chassis placement. Overlay segments and logical routing let civic applications define their own topology independently of a particular rack or pod. Keeping tiers in one rack, buying a chassis per tier, or mapping slots to Workspace ONE smart groups leaves physical topology in charge.