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The explosion in the number of mobile devices and server visualization, along with the advent of cloud computing, virtualization, 5G, and IoT technologies are forcing enterprises to re-examine their conventional network architectures. Typically a mix of vendor solutions, platforms, and protocol solutions, the traditional network architectures, and legacy systems are ill-suited to cope with the increased complexity of today’s IT operations challenges. Dedicated hardware devices like a switch, router, firewall, and other devices need to be configured manually by the IT system managers/administrators and are fully responsible for ensuring each device is updated with the latest configurations. Communication Service Providers (CSPs), Managed Service Providers (MSPs), and other enterprises are increasingly adopting advanced networking technologies such as SDN for flexible network architecture, low operational costs, and real-time scalability. Besides, emerging technology like cloud computing and virtualization in the market requires centralized data and operations to provide high availability and operations to end-users.
