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NEW DELHI: American networking hardware company Array Networks has announced the immediate availability of its virtual application delivery controllers (ADCs) in Amazon Web Services Marketplace (AWS Marketplace), an online software store that streamlines the procurement process for customers looking to find, buy, and immediately start using software and services that run on AWS.
As cloud and virtualization continues to expand its footprint within the business landscape, ensuring performance and availability for these new deployment models has become increasingly important. In addition, enterprises and service providers deploying on the cloud are faced with issues in making applications securely available to a growing base of end users. Array's vAPV virtual ADC for AWS provides performance and availability for business-critical applications running on AWS.
As noted by the research firm Gartner, "New application architectures are changing network traffic patterns, taking ADC devices out of the data flow, and forcing infrastructure architects to rethink their application delivery strategy to include cloud-based services.”
Array vAPV virtual ADC runs natively on AWS and requires a license purchased from Array (BYOL) via AWS Marketplace for activation. For enterprises migrating to the cloud, they can purchase all of the storage, server and networking they need on the AWS Cloud. And for those that have deployed Array ADCs in their own data centers, it is now an option to burst to AWS and have an identical application delivery solution on the cloud for back-up capacity.
"Customers are beginning to combine traditional hardware appliances with virtual solutions and cloud hosted solutions to create architectures that best suit technical and business requirements," said Paul Andersen, director, Marketing, Array Networks.
"We are dedicated to meeting our customers' evolving application deployment requirements and joining the AWS Marketplace is a great step to broadening access to guaranteed performance in virtualized infrastructures," added Andersen.