Service Awareness Clickthrough Demo
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Combining Apstra with AIML capabilities, Marvis VNA has become even more powerful with the addition of Service Awareness.
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Service Awareness provides a rich graphical perspective on the services traversing the network, grouped by volume.
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Let's view the services currently active on this fabric.
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Let us select this particular service to view where in the network this traffic traverses.
Let us select this particular service to view where in the network this traffic traverses.
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Selecting this particular service, we can see where in the network this traffic traverses.
Let us ungroup this client object to see details about the application endpoints.
Selecting this particular service, we can see where in the network this traffic traverses.
Let us ungroup this client object to see details about the application endpoints.
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From a visual simplicity perspective, click here to reduce the clutter in this view, allowing us to focus on the path this service follows.
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Click here for the dropdown menu
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Click to choose the flow view
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Switching to the Flow view allows us to see characteristics about the Pop 3 traffic on individual links in the fabric.
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Note the details about link interfaces and the flow volumes as we hover over the server to leaf links.
This panel along the right side is the summary view for the currently selected service. Notice the number of each device type and endpoints associated with this particular service.
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Choosing this filter view to choose time intervals, specific services and layers.
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We can choose the different time intervals as shown here.
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We can specify difference services as shown
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We can also choose to display the different types of devices as layers. Once we have specified the options, click done.
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Service Awareness provides an additional function that allows the network service state to be compared over two different date and time ranges.
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Choose the desired time range
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Once the time and date ranges have been set, the slider moves through the view to display the differences in the service state at that particular moment.
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As the slider moves through the timeline, we can change the comparison to the flow view, which allows us to see changes in the service volume over the selected time.
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Marvis VNA for Data Center Service Awareness provides a new and unique way to visualize how the data center fabric is being utilized.
Marvis VNA for Data Center Service Awareness provides a new and unique way to visualize how the data center fabric is being utilized.
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- Combining Apstra with AIML capabilities, Marvis VNA has become even more powerful with the addition of Service Awareness.
- Service Awareness provides a rich graphical perspective on the services traversing the network, grouped by volume.
- Let's view the services currently active on this fabric.
- Let us select this particular service to view where in the network this traffic traverses.
- Selecting this particular service, we can see where in the network this traffic traverses.Let us ungroup this client object to see details about the application endpoints.
- From a visual simplicity perspective, click here to reduce the clutter in this view, allowing us to focus on the path this service follows.
- Click here for the dropdown menu
- Click to choose the flow view
- Switching to the Flow view allows us to see characteristics about the Pop 3 traffic on individual links in the fabric.
- Note the details about link interfaces and the flow volumes as we hover over the server to leaf links.
- Choosing this filter view to choose time intervals, specific services and layers.
- We can choose the different time intervals as shown here.
- We can specify difference services as shown
- We can also choose to display the different types of devices as layers. Once we have specified the options, click done.
- Service Awareness provides an additional function that allows the network service state to be compared over two different date and time ranges.
- Choose the desired time range
- Once the time and date ranges have been set, the slider moves through the view to display the differences in the service state at that particular moment.
- As the slider moves through the timeline, we can change the comparison to the flow view, which allows us to see changes in the service volume over the selected time.
- Marvis VNA for Data Center Service Awareness provides a new and unique way to visualize how the data center fabric is being utilized.
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There are a few loopholes and inconsistencies (for example {spoiler alert}: how the actual f@#k does the clan keep 3 giant ancient anacondas fed and alive ffs??) in conjunction with a few sub-par performances, but, overall its a pleasant spinoff and accompaniment to the other 2 films in the franchise, and does so with considerably less focus on firearms and more on the action one might expect to see from a strong culturally Japanese standpoint.
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