Stacking for Campus Networks
Bringing SWAG to Enterprise Campus Networking!
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As we've been covering in multiple threads in Futuriom, it’s exciting times in networking. AI has reinvigorated the race to build hyperscale clusters for AI on both the inference and training sides. Networking is a key enabler of these services.
When it comes to building campus networks, there is a religion around stacking versus chassis-based systems.
Arista says companies can switch to its campus network while holding on to legacy stacked switches.
The effort – which uses Arista Networks – will transform the entire network across all of ASU, which includes upgrades to over 450 buildings and installing 4,500 switches and 15,000 wireless access points.
Since it was founded in 2004, Arista Networks Inc. has been known as a company that makes great network switches. This has been done with great hardware and a single, open operating system that spans all its products.
Top Workplaces celebrates organizations that value their employees. Arista placed #2 in the Large Companies category.
Arista is introducing the Switch Aggregation Group (SWAGTM) capability in Arista EOS® that uses industry-standard Ethernet to group and manage individual switches via a single IP address. In addition, Arista CloudVision® Leaf Spine Stack (LSS™) Management allows operators to collectively manage a logical stack of switches within a single networking closet or across the entire campus. Arista EOS, SWAG and CloudVision LSS free customers from proprietary stacking protocols and design limitation
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