Smart Games case study

January 1, 2018

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Smart Games Technologies offers a diversified range of gaming and betting technologies based out of the UK, creating an exciting and entertaining lottery experience online. As Smart Games continued to grow and expand their betting offerings, they realized that their underlying network was a problem-- they needed completely new infrastructure and do it with cutting edge technologies. Smart Games embraced Linux networking and leveraged Cumulus Linux, Cumulus NetQ and Ansible to deploy robust automation and custom configurations.

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