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Aruba + AWS = Networking Simplified
Posted On Nov 20, 2020The problem for Distributed Enterprise Let's face it !!!
There are big obstacles today for network administrators that serve distributed organizations. In addition to tracking and sustaining their corporate headquarters networks, they still have to deal with:
Users of branch offices request further facilities on their mobile devices.
Users of branch offices use more cloud-based applications, including SaaS solutions and Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (Amazon VPCs) business services.
More and more IoT devices in the branch are deployed, linking to the network, and generating security hazards.
Bandwidth expenses are skyrocketing for usually MPLS-based dedicated circuits linking branch offices to HQ and pushing some organizations. Using Internet broadband as cost-effective access but less secure alternative when attempting to operate a company is not a positive idea.
The integration of Aruba with the newest solution for Amazon Web Services (AWS): Transit Gateway Network Manager. This combined solution leverages the stable, high-performance network backbone of AWS to allow our joint customers to reduce costs and simplify branch office communication with their AWS-based resources.
SD-WAN in Aruba Offers branch-to-cloud connectivity
Aruba launched SD-Branch in June 2018, which combines our SD-WAN solution with our proven WLAN/LAN networking, all controlled by our Aruba Central cloud-based network operations framework. The aim is to provide a way for dispersed organizations to minimize their WAN costs while also enhancing management control and security over their branch office network so that organizations can concentrate on keeping costs under control, efficient users and customers
Kishore Seshadri, vice president and general manager of SD-WAN Solutions at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise group, said, "The need for flexibility and simplified management powered by the cloud is critical with branch locations scaling up to hundreds, if not thousands, of sites." The integration between the SD-Branch solution from Aruba and AWS uses the power of the cloud to link branches to workloads in any area seamlessly by connecting to the nearest AWS Transit Gateway, accelerating the power of the cloud. SaaS Express, WAN Optimizer, and Amazon Web Services (AWSS) Virtual Gateways are:
SaaS Express-Dynamically determines suitable routes, such as Office 365, for high-priority SaaS solutions.
SD-WAN Orchestrator-Provides policy-driven SD-WAN overlay by auto-discovering WAN connections and then orchestrating overlay tunnels based on policy-based topology needs and route distribution.
Virtual Gateways-The AWS virtual gateway automates tunnel construction, provides maximum end-to-end visibility and can scale to support more than 10,000 tunnels and routes.
But none of these great features help dispersed organizations overcome the complexity of cost-effectively linking remote offices to HQ and VPCs. That's where it comes to AWS.
• Aruba has been working for years with AWS. Out of eight AWS points of presence globally, Aruba Central, our cloud-based network operations and assurance platform serve over 50,000 customers. We have recently integrated with AWS Transit Gateway in addition to the virtual gateway for AWS to decrease the complexity for organizations running multiple VPCs.
Comtech Systems as partners of HP can offer you all provisions offered by Aruba as the best and easy reachable providers.
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