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NS Solutions Corp. Selects Vyatta's Virtualize Networking SolutionSep 13, 2012 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Vyatta, a provider of software-based networking for virtual and cloud environments, announced its enterprise-class virtual networking and security solution is providing the software for NS Solutions Corp.'s newest cloud service, Advanced Business Space on Network (absonne) datacenter. NS Solutions is an IT solution provider in Japan operating a utility computing service called absonne. NS Solutions provides integrated solutions that address customer needs for both business applications and systems platforms, offering solutions including system consulting, planning, design, development, operation and maintenance, as well as outsourcing services. For the absonne datacenter, which entered production in July 2012, NS Solutions deployed Vyatta Network OS for full-featured, redundant network and security infrastructure on a per-customer basis, ensuring uninterrupted service. "NS Solutions' absonne cloud is really a business platform at the core of hundreds of enterprises," said Satoshi Kitazawa, Director of IT Engineering Division of NS Solutions. "From its inception, absonne was designed to be completely virtualized for agility and Vyatta plays a key role in enabling NS Solutions to realize that design." In the absonne environment, Vyatta runs as a virtual machine on the VMware ESX 5 hypervisor. Its primary role is to provide network edge routing and security services for NS Solutions' customers. Within the datacenter, Vyatta runs NAT, stateful firewall and should service be disrupted, Vyatta's VRRP and HA functionality will route traffic to another Vyatta instance with no interruption to the customer's service. "NS Solutions' absonne datacenter is one of the more advanced and agile datacenters servicing enterprises in existence today," said Kelly Herrell, CEO of Vyatta. "By virtualizing its network, NS Solutions is at the forefront of providers that will be able to quickly deploy and take advantage of software-defined networking advances as they mature." More information: www.vyatta.com ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) |