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Cisco ACE Dynamic Workload Scaling (DWS) delivers 
integration between the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series, 
VMware vCenter, and Cisco ACE. This integration allows 
Cisco ACE to obtain virtual machine locality information 
and actively monitor the resource utilization of the local 
virtual machines. When Cisco ACE determines that local 
computing resources have become scarce, it dynami-
cally distributes the workload to a remote data center, 
thus providing flexible workload mobility in distributed 
environments.
The Cisco ACE Web Services API provides a program-
mable interface for system developers to integrate Cisco 
Application Networking Manager (ANM) with customized 
or third-party management applications such as VMware 
Orchestrator and Cisco Tidal software. This feature 
enables application and server administrators to develop 
their own automation solutions or to use third-party man-
agement systems to automate Cisco ACE provisioning. 
Customer Challenges Addressed by Cisco
AVDC
Although widespread use of virtual machines with 
VMware-based application servers brings many signifi-
cant advantages, it also introduces multiple challenges 
for IT departments, including:
High operating expenses (OpEx):
The dynamic 
nature of virtual data centers introduces a large 
volume of high-OpEx manual and repetitive 
changes. The Cisco ACE VMware vCenter plug-in 
addresses this challenge by reducing the number 
of tools that are required to provision and monitor 
the application delivery infrastructure and virtual-
ized servers. In addition, the Cisco ACE Web 
Services API enables customers to automate 
common, repetitive tasks. 
Limited virtual machine visibility:
 Visibility into 
the status and operation of applications and the 
underlying virtual infrastructure is limited. The Cisco 
ACE VMware vCenter plug-in gives Cisco ACE and 
VMware vCenter users access to the Cisco ACE 
and virtual machine status and historical statistics, 
which can be used to make intelligent design  
decisions. 
Slow and complex application rollouts:
 The exis-
tence of multiple touch points leads to increased 
lead times and greater risk of errors for applica-
tion and service deployments. The Cisco ACE 
Web Services API allows customers to automate 
common real-server tasks. The Cisco ACE VMware 
vCenter plug-in reduces the number of tools that 
are needed to provision end-to-end application 
delivery services by allowing administrators to use 
a single management tool for common provisioning 
and monitoring operations. 
Limited performance:
Applications and infrastruc-
ture are difficult to scale to meet customer and user 
demands. Cisco ACE DWS allows data centers  
to automatically scale their virtual machines to use 
spare capacity that is present in a remote  
data center.
Business Reasons for Deploying Cisco AVDC
Faster application rollout:
Simplified provisioning, 
along with securely delegated change control for 
the most commonly performed server administra-
tion load-balancing tasks, reduces the overall time 
required to complete application deployment and 
teardown.
Easier troubleshooting of virtual server environ-
ments:
The VMware vCenter plug-in enables an 
operator to dynamically view application traffic flow 
at the point of the application delivery controller 
(the Cisco ACE) within Cisco ANM and VMware 
vCenter. This capability makes routine operations 
and troubleshooting tasks much easier to perform 
quickly and effectively.
Automation:
 Integration with Cisco and third-party 
products enables Cisco ACE to respond  
dynamically to changes in the network.
Flexibility:
Virtual machine intelligence and 
enhanced coordination with Cisco products enable 
Cisco ACE to simplify end-to-end provisioning 
of applications, optimize resource utilization, and 
deliver flexible workload mobility.
For more information about the Cisco ACE the Virtual 
Data Center solution, visit 
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At-A-Glance
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