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Posts by Rod Stuhlmuller

  1. Aviatrix builds on existing AWS relationship, with Service Ready solutions for the new AWS Gateway Load Balancer (GWLB)

    By Rod Stuhlmuller

    November 10th, 2020

    Aviatrix, an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Technology Partner, is a leader in solving enterprise customers’ complex networking, security, visibility and multi-cloud needs. Built upon the Aviatrix Cloud Network Platform, Aviatrix products integrate with a number of AWS APIs and services, enabling customers to centrally launch, control and interact with AWS services while delivering network security…

    AWS Firewall Network Security Transit Networking

  2. Secure Cloud Egress with FQDN

    By Rod Stuhlmuller

    February 5th, 2020

    Aviatrix Multi-Cloud Secure Egress with FQDN Filtering – Control Your Cloud Egress Traffic   Secure egress filtering is a powerful service enabled by the Aviatrix Cloud Network Platform. Aviatrix Gateways provide Enterprise IT with visibility and centralized control over internet bound traffic, restricting communication to Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN). Download Tech Note KEY HIGHLIGHTS  Aviatrix Secure Egress with FQDN Filtering delivers following benefits: Filtering Control – Native cloud constructs such…

    AWS Azure GCP Security Tech Note

  3. AWS VPC Ingress Routing

    By Rod Stuhlmuller

    December 3rd, 2019

    Aviatrix and AWS – Taking an architectural approach for enterprise cloud networking and security Today Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced a new networking enhancement called Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) Ingress Routing. Amazon VPC Ingress Routing is a service that helps customers simplify the integration of network and security appliances within their network topology….

    AWS Security Transit Networking

  4. Branch Office to Cloud

    By Rod Stuhlmuller

    December 3rd, 2019

    Taking an “Inside out” Approach to Cloud Networking I was talking with a long-time CIO friend recently about what changes are required, from an architectural point of view, as enterprises move to the cloud. He boiled it down well for me. He said, “As a CIO, you have to ask yourself… Do I believe I…

    AWS Branch Office Cisco IOS Transit Networking