Applied Interconnection
Networking has been undergoing a sea change over the past decade or so as we've moved from ownership to access. At one point, corporate networks were completely owned and operated by the IT department and contained within an enterprise's physical footprint. Then they extended out to Telco provided MPLS networks and data center colocation facilities.
Now, most data communication actually happens on networks the organization has no ownership over whatsoever. This stretches from a remote worker's ISP connection, to an SD-WAN, SDP, or SASE provider, and on to multiple SaaS platforms and public cloud providers - to name just a few.
FullCtl's open source tools help infrastructure IT teams make this shift, from "just" network management to full blown interconnection management in order to stitch all of these disparate networks together into an enterprise-wide communications platform. Using NetDevOps principles, an IBN approach, and heavy application of modern automation best practices.
Peering Automation with PeerCtl
Managing peering and interconnection can be complex. PeerCtl, an open source tool from the FullCtl suite, automates the process.
PeerCtl helps you analyze your interconnection landscape, manage BGP configurations, and streamline the workflow of establishing and maintaining peering relationships.
Deploy PeerCtl to manage the technical aspects of your interconnection strategy, with full control over your infrastructure.
Unleash the Power of Control
FullCtl removes all of the complexity and complication of manually configuring BGP, RPKI, IRR, traffic filtering, and traffic engineering by applying the principles of NetDevOps, intent based networking (IBN), and infrastructure as code (IaC) through a set of modern, microservices based network automation systems.
Get started with FullCtl's open source interconnection tools today!
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Want to manage interconnection yourself? Our open source interconnection automation and workflow management tool, PeerCtl, is freely available on GitHub.