VNF

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Cisco Kubernetes in Cisco Enterprise NFVIS provides DevOps with a familiar set of k8s workflows to deploy containerized applications, taking full advantage of service-chained VNFs managed by NetOps.

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Deploying SD-WAN at the cloud edge for individual branch offices, or via colocation facilities for multiple regional sites? Cisco provides simplified orchestration and automation of WAN service chains.

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Vodafone Idea Limited, India's largest telecom service provider, is deploying a state-of-the-art, automated multicloud network country-wide to enable an unmatched experience for retail and enterprise customers.

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With ever-more sophisticated threats, network operators must be able to trust that the hardware and software that comprise their infrastructure are genuine, uncompromised, and operating as intended.

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As we head into the 3rd ETSI NFV Plugtest, we would like to give an update on what we are seeing.

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June 2017 IHS Service Provider SDN and NFV Vendor survey finds Cisco rated #1 for SDN and NFV Professional Services and Support. Terrific endorsement of Cisco Services' investments!

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Introducing Cisco NFV Orchestrator with Elastic Services Controller

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Cisco's VNF Onboarding Framework will accelerate service provider NFV adoption. Including validation and support of both Cisco and third party VNFs, there's never been a better time.

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We launched Secure Agile Exchange (SAE) last week in Berlin, Germany, as part of Cisco Live Europe. It was part of our DNA Virtualization announcement – it was so subtle you might have even missed it:-) We’ve been working on Secure Agile Exchange (SAE) for the last 3 years. We have a few customers going into production now with at least another 2 dozen in the pipeline. It is not a single product or SKU, but a comprehensive solution. What’s unique about SAE is that it was created and derived from the “front-line” versus the “corner office”. Consequently, the solution was born out of real world challenges and problems we hear about from our customers. Economists often say that innovation comes from small firms and most of the time they are right – not this time.