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Deutsche Bank Uses Avi Networks for "Everything-as-a-Service" Strategy

avatar Chris Heggem
Posted on Apr 23, 2019 11:36:30 AM

Deutsche Bank, one of the world’s largest financial services institutions, set out to modernize their application and infrastructure architecture with a fabric initiative. The company sought to use microservices architecture for their applications that manage internal products, run calculations, deal with data transformation, support swift payment processing, regulate cutting-edge chatbot automation, and much more.
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Topics: Customers, Service Fabric, software-defined load balancing, Distributed Services Fabric, Elastic Application Services Fabric, Modernization

Application Infrastructure | Requirements of IT Modernization

avatar Chris Heggem
Posted on Jun 12, 2017 2:36:12 PM

Enterprises must undergo a digital transformation. It is not a matter of if, but when. And most IT organizations are choosing now as the time.
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Topics: Software Load Balancer, Service Fabric, Application Services, multicloud, Distributed Services Fabric, Elastic Application Services Fabric, Application Architectures, Hybrid Cloud

Visibility for Microservices Apps | What Does it Really Mean?

avatar Chandra Sekar
Posted on Jun 23, 2016 2:00:14 PM

If you have been following the evolution of microservices architectures and container-based applications, you have also heard ample references to the need for visibility.
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Topics: Load Balancing, Microservices, Containers, Service Fabric, App Map, Micro-segmentation, Service Discovery

Microservices Applications | A Comprehensive Services Fabric

avatar Chandra Sekar
Posted on Feb 17, 2016 7:40:05 AM

Today Avi Networks announced a new solution to enable enterprises to deliver production-ready microservices applications. Microservices architecture it seems is the tech world’s answer to applications that are “too big to fail.” Business disruptions caused by application downtimes have driven enterprises to find ways to break large applications into bite-sized components that can be independently deployed and updated without causing major outages. Light-weight container based infrastructure (e.g. Docker) along with resource and cluster management solutions such as Mesos are a natural fit for microservices applications. Assembling production-ready microservices applications requires a combination of infrastructure services, the application components themselves, and a range of application services.
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Topics: ADC, Docker, Microservices, Mesos, Containers, Service Fabric, App Map

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