Source: devops.com
Arrcus Expands Network Services Spanning Hybrid CloudsCategory: Data
Arrcus has added virtualized distributed routing (VDR) and multi-cloud networking (MCN) capabilities to ArcOS, a network operating system (NOS) that can be deployed on-premises or in the cloud. Company CEO Devesh Garg said these additional capabilities provide the programmatic network services that IT organizations require to foster deployments of hybrid cloud computing environments.
Rather than having to navigate different NOSes running in the cloud and on-premises IT environments, ArcOS presents a consistent set of application programming interfaces (APIs) for accessing network services.
As applications become more distributed in the age of the cloud, IT organizations are looking for more efficient ways to expose network services on-demand.
However, as DevOps teams continue to push for access to network services that can more easily scale up and down as required, it’s now only a matter of time before software-defined networking services become a default requirement.
Rather than having to navigate different NOSes running in the cloud and on-premises IT environments, ArcOS presents a consistent set of application programming interfaces (APIs) for accessing network services.
As applications become more distributed in the age of the cloud, IT organizations are looking for more efficient ways to expose network services on-demand.
However, as DevOps teams continue to push for access to network services that can more easily scale up and down as required, it’s now only a matter of time before software-defined networking services become a default requirement.
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