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Lyatiss launches CloudWeaver

January 28, 2013 |
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Lyatiss®, a software company providing Application Defined Networking (ADN) solutions for the cloud, today announced the public beta launch of its first product, CloudWeaver®. CloudWeaver is the only intuitive orchestration tool that integrates network resources with other services to deliver better cloud infrastructure control and performance optimization. With CloudWeaver, users gain greater awareness into the factors impacting their cloud deployment, along with the tools that enable the network to automatically and dynamically adapt to cloud application needs. These unique capabilities help ensure maximum availability, performance and differentiation for cloud-based applications.

“As cloud applications incorporate rich services – video, gaming, real-time collaboration and big data – businesses deploying these mission-critical applications will run into a variety of issues, including unpredictable latencies and potentially disastrous cascading effects from bottlenecks, failures and cloud outages. In addition, they’ll experience wasted capacity and spiraling costs resulting from overprovisioning,” said Pascale Vicat-Blanc, CEO of Lyatiss. “Software defined networking (SDN) is not sufficient to address the predictability and performance issues encountered in current cloud applications, nor can it meet the need for infrastructure differentiation and software control. Instead, evolving to a complementary ADN solution, like CloudWeaver, will be required.”

Lyatiss



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