Network Break 406: Gluware Adds API Modeling To Network Automation; Arista Revenues Rise

Today’s Network Break covers new capabilities in Gluware’s network automation platform including API modeling and network topology, Aviatrix adds the ability to track Aviatrix cloud networking usage for chargebacks or showbacks, and HPE announces new Gen11 servers. Cisco announces new partner specialties in SASE, hybrid work, hybrid cloud networking, and others; Fortinet and Arista enjoy strong third-quarter financial results; and Russia warns the UN that commercial satellites, if used to aid Ukraine as it defends Russia’s invasion, could be considered military targets. Get links to all these stories below. Sponsor: Nokia We’re sponsored today by Nokia and its data center fabric for network automation and orchestration. Nokia’s data center fabric is designed for day zero design, day one deployment, and operations for Day Two and beyond.  Find out more at nokia.ly/dc-fabric, and listen to Heavy Networking episode 653 to get details and hear customer use cases. Tech Bytes: Juniper Stay tuned after the news for a sponsored Tech Bytes conversation with Juniper Networks about Secure Access Service Edge, or SASE, and how SASE isn’t just a product, it’s a re-thinking of your network and security architecture and operations. Show Links: Gluware Introduces Gluware 5 to Accelerate Hyperautomation Across CLI and Northbound and Southbound API-Based Multi-Vendor Networks – PR Newswire Aviatrix Brings Cloud Costs into Focus with CostIQ – PR Newswire Hewlett Packard Enterprise introduces next-generation compute engineered for a hybrid world – HPE HPE trusted supply chain expands to worldwide customers – HPE Investor Relations – Cisco Introduces Six New Partner Solution Specializations to Meet Customer Demands – Cisco Fortinet Reports Third Quarter 2022 Financial Results – Fortinet Arista Networks, Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2022 Financial Results – Arista Networks Arista Networks (ANET) Q3 2022 Earnings Call Transcript – Motley Fool