Most Harborview VM traffic is east-west, yet the city's security budget is spent only on north-south hardware at the edge. Which virtual-networking capability addresses that mismatch?
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Short Explanation
Spending only on the front door while most chatter is room-to-room is the civic mismatch. Distributed virtual security sits next to each VM and sees east-west talk that never hits the edge. Another perimeter pair just buys a bigger front door.
Full Explanation
Virtualized civic data centers typically carry most traffic east-west between VMs, not north-south through the Internet edge. NSX-T distributed firewalling inspects that host-local and host-to-host traffic without requiring every flow to hairpin to a hardware perimeter pair. Adding more north-south appliances, forcing trombone paths, or replacing NSX-T with Horizon Cloud does not address the east-west visibility gap.