VeloCloud Edge from VMware
Serves as a entry point to the SDWAN infrastructure. They could be virtual or physical devices. It can host virtual network functions (VNFs), provide end-to-end quality of service (QoS), execute on-demand remediation of performance indicators, and conduct deep application recognition. Redundancy and high availability are provided by paired edges at data centers.
Branches, larger sites, and data centers are all possible locations for the deployment of edge devices. In addition to providing safe connectivity to applications and virtualization services in an optimal manner, it also makes all other components of network infrastructure available on demand through the availability of cloud computing. Edge devices are responsible for doing multiple WAN link aggregation from various providers in order to transfer traffic on a per-packet basis via the best WAN link to the gateway that they are peering at.
VeloCloud Edge’s features
- Executes segmentation from end to end.
- Central management and configuration
Monitors the connection and fixes problems with loss, jitter, and latency.
VMware VeloCloud Gateways
The VeloCloud edge is responsible for transmitting packet traffic to the VeloCloud gateway, which then sends the traffic on to its ultimate destination. In order to provide door step services to SaaS, IaaS, and other cloud network services, gateways are built at the topmost tier, which includes networks point of presence and cloud data centers. This is done in addition to providing access to private backbones.
On-demand, scalability, and redundancy are some of the features that the gateway offers for cloud networks. Additionally, it optimizes the paths that connect to final destinations. Virtual machines that are running on KVM, vSphere, or Amazon Web Services are what Velocloud gateways are. Gateways are set to the default mode in cloud-hosted systems, and edges are assigned to either a primary or secondary gateway based on their geo location. The geo-closed to edge gateway is the one that is most desired for edge.
All “multi-path” traffic is sent from the edge to the main gateway, which then sends it to its rightful destination. After 60 seconds, if the edge still can’t reach the gateway, routes are taken away from it. If all gateways are not available, then the routes are kept and the timer starts. As soon as gateways are available, routes will be refreshed on the edge. Gateways can be in more than one gateway pool. Gateway pools can also be given to more than one customer or partner within the VCO.
VeloCloud Gateway Features
