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Sunil Gudurvalmiki
Sunil Gudurvalmiki
Vice President of Product Management
Data Center Networking
Sunil Gudurvalmiki is the Vice President of Product Management for Nexus 9000 product family at Cisco. He is very glad to be part of technology transition to IP in the media and passionate about contributing to this evolution. He specializes in Network Fabric Architectures, DevOps tools, SDN architectures, Network APIs, and Automation technologies.
Prior to his current role, Sunil was a technical leader and a programmer in Cisco routing and switching products.
Articles
Cisco Nexus One now interoperates with VMware Cloud Foundation, using open EVPN-VXLAN standards to unify VCF, bare metal, and AI infrastructure under one consistent network operating model.
Nexus Dashboard 4.1 (now general availability) enables complete lifecycle management of multiple data center networks through a single unified interface. This unified solution streamlines provisioning, offers comprehensive visibility, and enables proactive and reactive diagnostics while delivering robust automation and minimizing the attack surface across data center perimeters.
Discover how the new Cisco Nexus Dashboard Fabric Controller addresses an array of data center automation challenges while being very easy to deploy and operate.
The Cisco Data Broker Controller application is now available as an app on Cisco Nexus Dashboard for enterprise network deployments, including campus and branch locations.
Today I will give an overview of our recent integration between Cisco Data Center Network Manager (DCNM) and Red Hat Ansible to streamline NX-OS fabric deployments. Introduction Traditionally in data center network management, configuration was often a manual, error prone process, with an operator going device by device to make changes, with every change requiring […]
Today’s networks operate at a scale where visibility is even more important for efficient operations, and legacy monitoring solutions simply do not meet the requirements. Customers want an open, reliable, and scalable method to gather data, via a model based interface, that can be easily consumed and integrated into their broader monitoring infrastructure.
If you’re in the media industry, you know why the move from serial digital interfaces (SDI) to IP can be so stressful.
Right from when we started our journey in 2016, we realized that there are unique challenges the Media industry brings.
It’s an exciting time to be part of the broadcast industry’s transition to IP.