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Networking Solutions

Find a solution to any of your data center networking challenges. From automation to network virtualization, Cumulus Networks has a networking solution or use case for your data center needs.

Automation

Automation limits resource demand, mitigates errors and helps operators manage more switches. With Cumulus Linux, existing automation tools and DevOps practices can be leveraged in networking.

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Network virtualization

By having the intelligence abstracted in the software and all the change management occurring in the logical layer, Cumulus Linux is able to drive tremendous simplicity and control.

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Hyperconverged infrastructure

By coupling Cumulus Linux with hyperconverged systems, enterprises can break free from the traditional siloed approach and can simplify and aggregate compute and storage resources.

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Big data

With non-blocking, multi-tier, scale-out IP Clos fabric designs supported through Cumulus Linux, the network infrastructure enables large data sets to be transferred and processed rapidly, thus making it ideal for clustering applications such as Hadoop.

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Monitoring & analytics

Cumulus Linux's open framework creates a very transparent and easy platform for partners and customers to leverage third party agents, build extensions, make enhancements and contribute them back to the community.

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Campus

Customers are looking to their data center peers for inspiration as they look to leverage the benefits of automation, DevOps practices, and standards-based data center infrastructure in their campus networks.

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OpenStack

To build OpenStack clusters, customers continue to take advantage of the open compute and storage standards, but networking has always been the bottleneck — until now.

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Containers

With containers, application developers are able to deploy, replicate, move and back up a workload more quickly and easily than they previously could do with bare-metal servers or virtual machines.

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