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 David Cheriton introduces Apstra at Networking Field Day 19 |
This Presentation date is November 8, 2018 at 8:30 - 10:30 local time.
Presenters: Carly Stoughton, DJ Spry, David Cheriton, Jere Julian, Mansour Karam, Michael Wood, Rags Rachamadugu, Ryan Booth
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Apstra Executive Overview
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Apstra has been accelerating their technology since the last time they presented at Networking Field Day. Take a look at the awards they have won and their goal of a full automated intent-based network.
Personnel: Mansour Karam, Michael Wood
Apstra AOS Overview
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Apstra AOS is a complex technology that allows for intent-based networking to be made simple. Get a good picture of this architecture through a whiteboard session and discussion.
Personnel: Carly Stoughton
Apstra Multi-Vendor EVPN Demonstration
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See AOS in action! Watch how to build a full data center deployment from start to finish in record time. Also, learn more about their new EVPN offering and how this technology is going to change networking.
Personnel: DJ Spry
Apstra Intent-Based Analytics (IBA) Demonstration
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Networking is more than just deployment. Operations is a critical aspect of today’s networking stack that needs to be addressed. AOS has far more capabilities than just automation. Learn how analytics can empower Day 2 ops with Apstra.
Personnel: Rags Rachamadugu
Apstra AOS and ServiceNow Integration with Network to Code Demonstration
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The power of Apstra’s APIs enable compelling integrations with a variety of third-party services. Watch ServiceNow and AOS in harmony with some help from Network to Code.
Personnel: Ryan Booth
Apstra AI ML, and Intent-Based Networking
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Apstra founder David Cheriton takes a look at Intent-based networking and how future technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are driving software to be more involved at all levels of the networking stack.
Personnel: David Cheriton