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Tech Bytes: Get Data Center Automation as-a-Service with Nokia Event-Driven Automation (Sponsored)

Apr 14, 2025
Sam Arora, Senior Product Line Manager at Nokia, delves into the powerful capabilities of Nokia's Event-Driven Automation (EDA) platform. He discusses how EDA simplifies network deployment and enhances reliability from edge clouds to large AI infrastructures. Sam explores the various deployment options, including multi-tenancy benefits for service providers. He also highlights strategies for establishing low latency IPsec tunnels across global data centers and the importance of layer one support in ensuring high availability and seamless upgrades.
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Quick takeaways

  • Nokia's Event-Driven Automation (EDA) streamlines data center network management, enabling easier deployment and oversight with automated processes.
  • As a SaaS offering, EDA provides flexible service models, allowing organizations to tailor their network management solutions to varying needs and scales.

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Overview of Event-Driven Automation (EDA)

Event-driven automation (EDA) is a network automation tool designed to streamline the deployment of data center fabric networks efficiently and without complications. By offering this tool as a service (SaaS), it allows organizations to manage their network infrastructures more effectively, eliminating traditional on-premises challenges. EDA simplifies the coordination of network elements through automated processes, enabling users to focus on higher-level management rather than the intricacies of network configurations. For example, EDA provides a dashboard that allows users to oversee and control their network seamlessly, enhancing operational efficiency.

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