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Hybrid vs. Multi-cloud: The Good, the Bad and the Network Observability Needed

Kentik

Some of the biggest benefits when adopting a hybrid-cloud configuration are: Applications in the cloud often have greater redundancy and elasticity. This allows DevOps teams to configure the application to increase or decrease the amount of system capacity, like CPU, storage, memory and input/output bandwidth, all on-demand.

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Using Device Telemetry to Answer Questions About Your Network Health

Kentik

With so many network boundaries being navigated (application, service, cloud providers, subnets, SD-WANs , etc.), Your switches, servers, transits, gateways, load balancers, and more are all capturing critical information about their resource utilization and traffic characteristics. What is device telemetry? What is device telemetry?

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Why Cloud Networking Is The Future Of Global Connectivity

CATO Networks

MPLS offers guaranteed availability and optimized application performance, as well as high levels of latency and stability. MPLS connections also offer high uptimes – around 99.99%, an extremely important consideration when it comes to business applications. Multi-circuit/ISP load-balancing. Improved performance of all WAN apps.

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How Alewijnse used SD-WAN Connectivity as an MPLS Alternative: A In-depth Profile

CATO Networks

Cloud applications were starved for bandwidth as they were backhauled across a 10 Mbits/s connection to the datacenter. At the same time, carrying Internet-based traffic across MPLS was increasing their MPLS spend each month, consuming nearly 50% of the MPLS bandwidth to the datacenter. MPLS was also limiting IT agility.

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WAN Optimization in the SD-WAN Era

CATO Networks

Born alongside the expensive MPLS data service, WAN optimization appliances allowed organizations to squeeze more bandwidth out of thin pipes through compression and deduplication, as well as prioritizing traffic of loss-sensitive applications such as remote desktops. All policies are managed within Catos management application.

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How SASE is Transforming the Manufacturing Industry

CATO Networks

Converged functionalities include SD-WAN, Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), firewall-as-a-service (FWaaS), cloud-access security broker (CASB), DLP and secure web gateway (SWG). SASE reduces the risk of cybersecurity breaches and enables global access to applications and systems.

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Rise of the UberNet

CATO Networks

The lack of a global, SLA-backed backbone leaves SD-WANs unable to provide the consistent, predictable transport needed by real-time service and business-critical applications. As a result, SD-WAN adopters have remained chained to their MPLS services, paying exorbitant bandwidth fees just to deliver these core applications.

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