Leveraging energy-saving technologies to move closer to net zero.

Testing F5 Integrations

In the Advanced Technology Center, (or ATC) our Lab Services team is asked to perform Proof of Concepts (or POCs) with our customers every day. Sometimes our customers require very detailed results documentation that can literally be hundreds of pages long. The real challenge is trying to take all of the different results from testing in the lab and getting them compiled into a presentable format back to our customers.

WWT tests servers cooled with air and ZutaCore's two-phase liquid cooling option. Results may surprise you.

Move away from the legacy mindset and make way for the end-to-end Software Defined Network (SDN) architecture.

Protecting networks against volumetric Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks is challenging enough, but for software-based infrastructure the challenge is even greater. In the past stopping multi-gigabit DDoS attacks has required dedicated network security hardware, but recently WWT was asked to test a virtual DDoS solution from F5 powered by the Intel SmartNIC FPGA.

This article is part of our WWT Primer Series, a collection of content focused on the fundamental understanding of complex technologies and solutions.

Maintaining security and delivering high-quality technology based digital services has never been more important or more challenging as the world has emerged from the recent pandemic and continues its transition to a multicloud world. NETSCOUT and F5 have had a technology alliance partnership for nearly a decade and the resulting innovations have proved to be invaluable to our customers.