The migration to virtual computing architectures has created a new blind spot in the enterprise: the traffic between virtual servers in the same physical chassis. This “invisible traffic” never crosses any network segment where it can be easily captured. Invisible traffic is a problem for any data center team trying to troubleshoot, optimize, or secure its virtual server operations. You can’t tune what you can’t see. And with enterprises virtualizing more and more of their data center operations, the size of this blind spot is destined only to grow. As a result, network engineers have little or no visibility into the traffic among virtual servers. Until now…