Amazon Web Services Networking

Data Centers vary widely in nature and can be roughly classified as hyperscale, multi-tenant, and private. A critical and common component in the operation of such data centers is the installation and maintenance of the physical cabling infrastructure. A fundamental change taking place is the evolution from cables using classic connectors on copper (RJ-45) or fiber optics (LC) to cables terminated by pluggables such as SFP or QSFP. This represents a new challenge as these cables, called Active Optical Cable (AOC) or Direct Attach Copper (DAC), are not easily validated and tested.

Organizations are embracing digital transformation initiatives such as cloud, mobile, and software-defined networking. And, with an increased dependence on applications, there's often the need for additional network expansions and upgrades. To help you keep pace, there’s the new SteelCentral AppResponse 11.

Businesses today need real-time insights into application performance, user experience, and security risks. Increasingly, they are turning to tools and services that aggregate, analyze, and derive insights from log, trace, and telemetric data generated by numerous sensors and point solutions. In this webinar, our specialist will explore the tools and techniques to help shine a light into all the shadowy parts of your network infrastructure.

As more organizations transition to a cloud-centric infrastructure, IT needs to support a distributed workforce, provide seamless and secure access to business-critical applications across all clouds, and gain actionable insights to enable them to respond rapidly to business demands.