Zenlayer Blog: Lisa Cooper

Whether it’s coming up with a solution for a complicated customer problem, discussing the finer points of history, or chopping up vegetables in the kitchen to make a salad, Patrick and his multitude of hairstyles are always a welcome presence.

SD-WAN uses a single system to control your entire network. Because your network is defined by software, adding or removing connections becomes a cinch – you just have to tell the computer what to add and where it is. It’s like having a GPS for your data that can also build roads.

Configured for increased computing power and standardized for an affordable price, the S8 is already available in 70% of our instant-provisioning bare metal locations with more coming soon.

Alexander Wang is making use of Zenlayer’s extensive resources to do a fascinating project about predicting network traffic and flow. The project ties into Zenlayer’s push to devote more resources to research and development, particularly intent-based networking.

What’s the difference between Zenlayer SD-WAN and other implementations? And what makes Zenlayer’s solution so special?

Telecoms industry insiders often forget what makes the internet so magical. For example, undersea cables are basically magic rainbows surrounded by fish.

Every member of the Zenlayer Sales Team has global expertise and can find exactly the right data center for any purpose. But how do they learn all that knowledge? Simple: we send them to accompany deployment teams as they set up new installations at data centers around the world. Two clients recently needed to relocate…

OOBM gives you an alternate path to connect to your devices and see what’s going on. It’s a great way to add another level of redundancy to your network.