In a blog post, he wrote that Apstra was formed with the objective of creating “a software solution to abstract the complexity and provide powerful automation and validation capabilities for data center networks. To automate the data center, we knew we had to take a distributed systems approach, pulling insight from the infrastructure, fabric, applications and other key systems. As few environments are single vendor, we designed our software from the ground up for multivendor environments. We fundamentally believe that the best innovation comes from the many, and we wanted our customers to have the flexibility to use any vendor without the lock-in that has been the status quo in our industry for far too long.”
Apstra’s customers include Accenture, Bloomberg and Yahoo Japan, computer engineering careers wrote, as well as “two of the largest global service providers to customers in the mid-market.
“We have enabled them to find ‘needle in haystack problems,’ like a few mis-cabled ports across 10,000 devices and bad fiber links that were debilitating the data center. Fast and accurate root-cause identification and remediation is our specialty and essential to saving customers time and money while ensuring mission-critical infrastructures operate as intended,” he wrote. “After experiencing Apstra working side-by-side with Juniper and seeing the benefits of best-in-breed networking and validated automation, our customers helped us realize that combining forces is a natural and ideal path forward.”
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