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What is F5 Distributed Cloud App Connect?
Securely connects distributed apps and services across public cloud, on-premises, and edge environments. Utilizing Infrastructure as Code, App Connect provisions resources and maintain uniform policies across multiple sites.
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What is F5 Distributed Cloud App Connect?
Securely connects distributed apps and services across public cloud, on-premises, and edge environments. Utilizing Infrastructure as Code, App Connect provisions resources and maintain uniform policies across multiple sites.
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What is F5 Distributed Cloud App Connect?
Distributed Cloud App Connect is a SaaS-based service that provides app-to-app connectivity and orchestration for workloads distributed across multiple cloud regions, providers, and edge sites. Distributed Cloud App Connect ensures secure application-layer networking between clouds with granular service and request-level controls for DevOps.
Distributed Cloud App Connect supports a range of capabilities to securely connect apps and services across multiple cloud and edge sites.
- App networking - Load balancing for TCP, UDP, and HTTP/S requests
- App segmentation - Granular policies to secure endpoint access
- End-to-end encryption - Native TLS encryption from workload-to-workload
- App security integration - Same Distributed Cloud Console for app and API security
- Service discovery - Cross-cluster service discovery
- Observability - App-level dashboards and metrics
- Ingress and egress - Route-based policy enforcement for HTTP and HTTPS traffic
F5 Distributed Cloud App Connect Technical Details
| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
|---|---|
| Mobile Application | No |
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March 22, 2024
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for Modern Apps deployment in a distributed environment
- scheduled rollout
- distributed workforce
- ease of usage
- UI
- ease of usage
- cost
- cost, ROI
- deployment time
- resources required
ease of deployment
We have just started using F5 Distributed Cloud App Connect in a POC for testing out future implementation. So far it has been user friendly and fairly straight forward to configure. The site configuration took the longest simply because of organizational policies we had to work through but once those were sorted we were able to get it up and running in very little time. Impressive to say the least compared to standing up a new box or VM.
- Ease of use - standing up a new site took very little time, less then an hour.
- Connecting the dots - the ease at standing up a load balancer and advertising it on CEs was simple and straight forward. Once you get familiar with the field layout it's very comparable to BIG-IP
- Load balancer between CE's and datacenters
- having greater load balancing functionality in the cloud
- Definitely reducing time to deploy
- Reducing time to patch/upgrade
F5 Distributed Cloud App Connect has helped sentient.io very quickly and easily deploy our AI models and platforms onto our enterprise infrastructure.
- Complexity
- Security
- Distribution
- Handles GPUS easily
- Able to run on ARM devices
- Application manifest
- Application security
- It reduces the time it takes to deploy our enterprise AI
- It helps reduce our security vulnerabilities