VMware announced SD-WAN platform integrations with network analytics tools to provide enterprises with visibility across the entire network through a single pane of glass.
In addition, the VMware SD-WAN Orchestrator provides rich analytics on applications, quality of links and business policy.
VMware can further enhance visibility and enable enterprises to correlate SD-WAN information with network analytics from multiple sources through the following integrations:
- SevOne provides the comprehensive, flexible and scalable network and infrastructure management capabilities that large organizations need to make smooth transitions from physical to virtual networking environments. Its next generation, cloud-based SevOne Data Platform simplifies the extraction, enrichment and analysis of network and machine data from across multi-vendor environments using several pre-built solutions based on the SevOne Data Platform, including offerings specifically designed to solve SD-WAN, SDN, NFV and enterprise Wi-Fi challenges.
- Plixer provides a security and network intelligence platform. The solution enables customers to gain visibility into network traffic, SD-WAN, cloud applications, security events and user behavior. It supports fast and efficient incident response, as well as actionable data to guide customers through the detection of events all the way to root-cause analysis and mitigation.
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