Security News > 2020 > January > Apstra AOS 3.2 simplifies the management of data center networks

Apstra, the leader in Intent-Based Networking for the data center announces the latest product release, Apstra AOS 3.2, to empower IT with increased control and flexibility of their data center network operations without increasing budget or adding resources.

Apstra AOS 3.2 enables IT to recover quickly from mishaps caused by humans or machines by enabling network engineers to recover their entire data center fabric state, configuration, and real time continuous validation to a specific point in time; backward or forward with a few simple clicks.

With expanded enterprise-class open source SONiC support, Apstra AOS 3.2 increases the network engineers' choice of vendor options when designing and building cloud-scale data center networks by deploying open source platforms like SONiC, allowing for dramatically lower CapEx spend.

The SONiC community release is now supported by Apstra in 3-stage, 5-stage architectures as leaf, spine or superspine data center networks.

"Apstra AOS 3.2 is packed with innovative capabilities such as the industry's first and only Intent Time Voyager capability which allows you to travel through the history of your network, and bring your network back to any known state in time helping to resolve network outages," said Sean Hafeez, VP of Product at Apstra.

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