Delivering Applications in Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments

Learn how to secure your modern web applications for continuous delivery, and how to solve the challenges proposed by integrating a modern web application firewall (WAF).

Modern applications have evolved from monolithic architectures to distributed microservices, but now require availability, security, and observability across multiple data centers and public cloud. Avi Networks extends Istio into a universal service mesh, while bringing consistent enterprise-grade features for both traditional and cloud-native applications.

In this webinar, you will learn how to:

- Enhance Istio ingress gateway with rate limiting, blacklist/whitelist, distributed firewall and more.
- Extend Istio service mesh beyond containers to bare metal servers and virtual machines in a multi-cloud, multi-cluster, multi-region environments.
- Drive observability and analytics with real-time monitoring, tracing, and application mapping.

With growing adoption of container ecosystems, Kubernetes and OpenShift are becoming easy and popular choices for enterprises today. This webinar will look at the bigger picture by exploring all the components necessary to deploy a production-ready container-based application.

Register to watch this webinar to:

- Review how containers and microservices have changed traditional application delivery
- Take a deeper look into application service deployment considerations in Kubernetes
- Understand the 'North-South' and 'East-West' nature of microservices
- Learn how the Avi fits into this ecosystem - working either alongside or replacing Kube-proxy

Microsoft Azure provides the option of a fully-managed Kubernetes orchestration service - Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) in addition to user-managed Kubernetes running on Azure instances. Avi integrates natively and deeply into both of these deployments in Azure to help autoscale your applications to meet growing demands.

Assess and understand how the rise of multi-cloud and microservices are ushering in the next-generation of load balancing solutions.

The Microsoft Azure Cloud is the cloud platform of choice for many enterprises in their digital transformation journey. Migrating applications to the public cloud require strategic considerations for application networking services, like load balancing, visibility, and performance monitoring. Register for this webinar to learn how Avi’s Intent-Based Application Services Platform helps Adobe deliver its digital experiences on Azure.

Topics include:
- Confidently migrating applications to the cloud
- Best practices for application networking in the cloud
- How to elastically scale applications
- Ways to optimize deployments across hybrid clouds

Radical changes in security have dramatic impact on load balancing. SSL/TLS is changing so rapidly that enterprises are forced to do a forklift upgrade of their hardware load balancers. However, with Avi's software load balancer, it’s as simple as a version update.

In this webinar, we will catch you up the latest SSL facts.

- SSL termination can be done with only software. And it has better security, scalability, and lower cost. That’s how Facebook and Google do it. Let’s see how.
- RSA and Elliptic-curve cryptography (ECC) have different implications for perfect forward secrecy (PFS), HTTP/2 and TLS 1.3 support. Let’s compare.
- SSL health score allows you to manage expiring certificates, automated certificate renewals, and notification alerts from a centralized control plane.

According to RightScale, 81% of enterprises have a multi-cloud strategy and operate 5 clouds (public and private) on average. So how are businesses handling enterprise-grade load balancing, monitoring, analytics and security of their applications, which are increasingly deployed across on-premises data centers and multi-cloud environments? Avi overcomes the limitations of appliance-based or single-cloud solutions which work only in one environment.

View this webinar to learn how Avi achieves:

Faster time-to-value - get an easy start on consuming application services and enable businesses to focus on provisioning applications instead of managing infrastructure
Operational simplicity - reduce the complexities and cost in maintenance, upgrades and gain faster troubleshooting, proactive fault detection and risk mitigation
Deployment flexibility - deliver the same enterprise features and consistent experience across any environment and with any delivery options SaaS or customer-managed.

Enterprises are adopting multi-cloud strategies as springboards to increased business agility and competitive differentiation. Elastic, highly-automated application networking services such as load balancing, application monitoring, application acceleration, auto-scaling, micro‑segmentation, and application security, are essential components to deliver this agility.

IDC recently concluded a business value study of Avi Networks’ customers who have benefited from adopting agile application delivery practices. Join IDC’s Brad Casemore and Avi Networks customer Garrett Zorigian from ZOLL Data on a discussion to:

- Learn how software-defined application networking is improving business outcomes.
- Understand best practices for delivering modern applications across clouds.
- See how ZOLL Data was able to automate application delivery in Amazon AWS.

According to RightScale, 81% of enterprises have a multi-cloud strategy and operate 5 clouds (public and private) on average. So how are businesses handling enterprise-grade load balancing, monitoring, analytics and security of their applications, which are increasingly deployed across on-premises data centers and multi-cloud environments? Avi overcomes the limitations of appliance-based or single-cloud solutions which work only in one environment.

View this webinar to learn how Avi achieves:

Faster time-to-value - get an easy start on consuming application services and enable businesses to focus on provisioning applications instead of managing infrastructure
Operational simplicity - reduce the complexities and cost in maintenance, upgrades and gain faster troubleshooting, proactive fault detection and risk mitigation
Deployment flexibility - deliver the same enterprise features and consistent experience across any environment and with any delivery options SaaS or customer-managed.

Considering moving your data and applications to the cloud? Tune in to learn why Swisscom can deploy services within minutes instead of weeks, using OpenStack and Avi Networks. Learn how Swisscom overcame challenges such as ensuring HA with no single point of failure, achieving zero packet loss in the NFV cloud with multicast traffic and low jitter, and more.

Register for this upcoming webinar to:

- Hear about Swisscom’s IT journey with OpenStack and the Avi Vantage Platform
- Understand key features that Avi Vantage delivered for Swisscom, such as load balancing, elastic scale, an iWAF and security, analytics with a distributed architecture
- See a live demo of the Avi Vantage Platform in action

With modern technologies on the rise, enterprises are increasingly favoring container orchestration platforms like Red Hat OpenShift for their flexibility and developer-centric features. Unfortunately, traditional application delivery controllers (ADCs) limit microservices architectures with inflexible architecture, static capacities, and lack of enterprise-grade features. With Avi, you can harness the potential of modern container services with a full-featured application services platform that offers multi-cloud load balancing, analytics, observability and visibility, automation, security, and much more.

View this webinar to understand:

- Motivation and architecture behind container orchestration platforms like Red Hat OpenShift
- Integration between OpenShift and Avi’s Elastic Service Mesh based on the Avi Vantage Platform
- Use cases including North-South/East-West traffic management, multi-cloud deployments, and more

For years, enterprises have relied on appliance-based (hardware or virtual) load balancers. Unfortunately, these legacy ADCs are inflexible at scale, costly due to overprovisioning for peak traffic, and slow to respond to changes or security incidents.

These problems are amplified as applications migrate to the cloud. In contrast, the Avi Vantage Platform not only elastically scales up and down based on real-time traffic patterns, but also offers ludicrous scale at a fraction of the cost.

Watch this webinar to see how Avi can scale up and down quickly on the Microsoft Azure Cloud.
- Configure load balancing on Azure to scale up from 0 to 1 million transactions per second (TPS) and down in under 10 minutes
- Learn why hardware or virtual appliances are not an option for modern load balancing in public clouds
- Understand how Avi’s elastic scale dramatically lowers TCO and enhances security, including DDoS attacks

With the advent of automation, iRules have become an artifact of the past. Especially when the most commonly deployed F5 iRules such as HTTP redirects, content switching, or logging, require custom scripting. It can be a huge pain for an IT team to train staff on convoluted syntax and manual conversions. Avi eliminates most iRules (#iRulesNoMore) – basic or advanced – with native point-and-click functionalities.
Watch this webinar to learn:
- How over 75% of F5 iRules can be accommodated by native point-and-click features
- Top 10 iRules that can be migrated to native policies on the Avi Vantage Platform
- How advanced and custom use cases are easily configured with Avi’s DataScript

Enterprises want to bring agility and security to IT operations. Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) offers a scalable and secure multi-cloud SDN platform and the Avi Vantage Platform delivers multi-cloud load balancing, security, and analytics. Together, the joint L2-L7 SDN solution provides:
- Automated, secure, and elastic application delivery
- Per-tenant SLA guarantees with application availability, security, and monitoring
- Operational streamlining and simplicity with OpenStack integration

Analytics and data are at the root of better decision-making and automation. Today's agile application environments require IT to troubleshoot issues fast and automate common application delivery tasks. Splunk helps enterprises all over the world make better decisions with their machine data. Avi Networks delivers an analytics-driven platform for highly-automatable application networking services.

Together, the solutions deliver a powerful complement of analytics services that help IT administrators deliver better services. The joint application is available for download from the Splunk Marketplace.

Learn how to:

Analyze and troubleshoot networking issues in real time
Record and replay traffic events to identify latency issues
Generate rich application insights through Avi's integration with Splunk
Try out Avi Networks on the Splunk Marketplace

Does your automation require more or less work? Avi's take is less. That’s why Avi offers zero-code multi-cloud automation for Day 0 and Day 1+. DevOps and IT teams can achieve self-service application and infrastructure resources provisioning (Day 0) without writing custom scripts per app or per cloud. We will walk you through how to leverage Ansible and Terraform to automate tasks throughout the lifecycle of an application (Day 1+) using YAML-based declarative configurations.

Learn how to:
- Achieve efficient, repeatable, and automated app provisioning without writing code
- Use Ansible roles and modules or Terraform providers to easily automate common tasks
- Deploy across multi-cloud environments with consistent experience without customizations
- Gain visibility into app performance and apply closed-loop analytics to drive automation

New software-defined load balancers are significantly improving the way application services are delivered and secured. In this webinar from Avi Networks, you will learn:

- How to centrally manage the traffic flow to the applications and simplify policy management?

- How to provide real-time visibility into DDoS attacks, SSL versions and ciphers used in transactions?

- How to get the health score on application performance and automatically scale-out across data centers and clouds?