Finding the best SD-WAN fit starts with evaluating branch WAN bandwidth and application requirements
SDN and virtualization are driving a shift from hardware-based application delivery controllers toward a microservices model that enables more flexible ADC licensing options
Why management, automation and network orchestration are essential to the agility and flexibility of software-defined data centers
In software-defined data centers, software networking can help container environments talk to each other and maintain network policies without needing admins to respond to each change.
A look at SD-WAN security capabilities and partnerships from vendors, including Aruba, Cisco, Riverbed, and Silver Peak.
Architectures for software-defined data centers can address the need for flexibility and agility, but implementing them is difficult and calls for coordinating a host of complex features including containers, security, provisioning, scaling and migra
Over the next few years, SD-Branch will become a cost-effective and operationally efficient option for many distributed organizations.
The internet of things has such a wide range of use cases and individual devices that network architects have to pay attention to a wide combination of variables for communication, power, bandwidth, reliability, cost and more.
Worldwide managed SD-WAN services are expected to grow to $10 billion by 2022 as organizations look to service providers to help them reliably connect distributed locations.
Network functions virtualization (NFV) uses commodity servers to replace specialized network appliances for more flexible, efficient and scalable services.
