The phrase “multi-tenant cloud” refers to a cloud computing architecture that allows customers to operate in a shared environment, typically a public or a private cloud. Within this model, the tenants are physically integrated while logically isolated – meaning each customer’s data is invisible to others.
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The trend away from physical hardware and data centers towards a software-defined, multi-cloud approach empowers users to take control of their networking experience and security.
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What is Quality of Service (QoS)? Quality of Service (QoS) describes the system of technologies involved in optimizing the efficiency of a network by organizing and managing its data traffic. Because networks are limited in the amount of data that can flow through...
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Apcela’s Definition Deep Dive Series Section 1: Overview of Multicloud First of all, Multicloud is an approach or architecture – a cloud strategy – rather than a product. At its core, Multicloud is the use of multiple cloud computing and storage services...
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Apcela’s Tips For Network Security and Management First, What is Network Management? Network management describes the process of not only operating a data network, but organizing it so that performance is at its ideal capacity. Both software and hardware tools...
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Report Finds COVID-19 Pandemic Accelerated Key Trends in WAN Transformation Reston, VA, September 9, 2021. Apcela, the leader in software-defined, cloud-optimized network services, today released its 2021 State of WAN Transformation report. The report outlines the...
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