Today at the Open Networking User Group (ONUG)
Fall 2015 event, Glue Networks revealed support for multi-vendor
orchestration across routers, switches, WAN optimization, and
controllers, including Citrix Cloudbridge and Cisco IWAN. More
information is available at
http://gluenetworks.com/solutions/.
Gluware 2.0 multi-vendor proof of concept at ONUG highlights the following benefits:
- Vendor-agnostic platform: Eliminates the need for network
engineers to learn specific syntax and semantic rules for the
command-line interface (CLI) of supported device features.
- Single graphical user interface: Gluware Control allows for
the management of multi-vendor devices in a single, easy to use
interface for better organization, asset control, tracking, and
life-cycle management of network appliances at remote sites or branches.
- Unified policy orchestration: Provides a single platform for orchestrating security, compliance and control policies on supported devices across the network.
- Extensibility: Gluware Lab allows for custom configuration of additional devices not already supported in Gluware Control.
Glue Networks at ONUG Fall 2015
- A global pharma case study: Jeff Gray, CEO and co-founder of Glue Networks and Rahsaan Akbar,
practice manager at Dimension Data will co-present a case study where
Gluware SD-WAN orchestration is deployed in a major global pharma
company at 1:40pm ET on Thursday, Nov. 5.
- Working group panel and live Gluware 2.0 demo: Jeff Gray of Glue Networks will be presenting a demo on SDN federation, operability and orchestration as part of a panel at 1:45pm ET on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
- Live Gluware 2.0 demo: Olivier Huynh Van,
CTO and co-founder of Glue Networks, will be presenting a demo of the
Gluware 2.0 SD-WAN multi-vendor capabilities and features for the SD-WAN
POC working group at 2:30pm ET on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
- ONUG Academy session: Dr. Nick Feamster of Princeton University will be conducting an ONUG Academy session on wide-area SDN featuring Glue Networks technology at 9:00am ET on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Jeff Gray, CEO and co-founder, Glue Networks, said: "CIOs
need a way to prevent significant and costly network outages. The
ability to detect and remediate configuration errors in near real-time
can make the difference between the enterprise making or losing millions
of dollars a day. As the market transitions to a more software defined
and NFV world, the opportunity for manual or automated configuration
errors and outages increases dramatically. As networks become more
feature rich and diverse, a platform that understands the network state
across multiple vendors, features, network devices and controllers is
instrumental in bringing the level of automation and orchestration
required for the future state that users are demanding."