☁ Cloud-Native Networking & Security

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Open SourceCNCF

Traefik

The cloud-native application proxy that helps enterprises manage their entire network across data centers, on-premises servers, and public clouds all the way out to the edge. Traefik provides automatic service discovery, load balancing, and TLS termination with native integration for container orchestration platforms.

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SecuritySaaS

Cisco Multicloud Defense (formerly Valtix)

Cisco Multicloud Defense, which began as Valtix, protects applications and services with a multi-cloud network security platform delivered as a service. It provides cloud-native firewall, network segmentation, and security policy automation across AWS, Azure, and GCP without requiring hardware appliances or complex configurations.

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SecuritySaaS

Netskope One SD-WAN (formerly Infiot)

Netskope One SD-WAN, which began as Infiot, delivers secure, optimized and intelligent access for remote workers, micro-branches and IoT as part of Netskope's converged networking and security platform.

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Open SourceSecurity

Tigera (Project Calico)

Tigera is the company behind Project Calico, the widely used open-source networking and network security solution for Kubernetes, with commercial products for policy, observability and multi-cluster operations.

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EnterpriseSecurity

Solo.io

Solo.io builds application networking products, including an Istio-based service mesh and a Kubernetes API gateway, for connecting and securing services across clusters and clouds.

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CNCFOpen Source

Buoyant (Linkerd)

Buoyant created Linkerd, the CNCF-graduated, security-focused service mesh for Kubernetes, and offers enterprise support and tooling around it.

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❖ Multi-Cloud Connectivity & Edge Delivery

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Multi-CloudEnterprise

Aviatrix

Aviatrix provides a software-only solution that enables quick and secure connections from data centers to the public cloud over any transport. Its distributed cloud firewall and advanced networking controls give enterprises centralized visibility and governance across multi-cloud environments including AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle Cloud.

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EdgeMulti-Cloud

F5 Distributed Cloud Services (formerly Volterra)

The fastest and most secure way to deliver applications — deploy, connect, secure, and operate apps across multiple clouds and the edge. Now part of F5, the distributed cloud platform originally built by Volterra provides a unified SaaS layer for managing application services across multi-cloud and edge locations.

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Multi-CloudSaaS

Alkira

Alkira delivers network infrastructure as a service, connecting clouds, data centers, sites and users over a cloud-delivered backbone with centralized policy and security.

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Multi-CloudSaaS

Megaport

Megaport provides on-demand, software-defined private connectivity between data centers, cloud providers and enterprises through network as a service.

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Multi-CloudEnterprise

Equinix Fabric

Equinix Fabric is a software-defined interconnection service that links customers directly to cloud providers, networks and partners across Equinix data centers worldwide.

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⚙ Hyperscaler Cloud Networking Services

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HybridEnterprise

AWS Transit Gateway

A network transit hub that connects Amazon VPCs and on-premises networks through a central gateway, simplifying routing and peering at scale.

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HybridEnterprise

Azure Virtual WAN

A Microsoft-managed networking service that brings branch connectivity, VPN, ExpressRoute and secure hubs together in a global transit architecture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is cloud network infrastructure?

Cloud network infrastructure is the set of networking services that connect workloads, users and sites across public clouds, data centers and the edge. It includes virtual networks, transit and interconnect services, cloud-native load balancing and proxies, and cloud-delivered network security.

What is multi-cloud networking?

Multi-cloud networking connects applications and networks across more than one cloud provider with consistent routing, security policy and visibility. Vendors such as Aviatrix, Alkira and F5 provide software layers for this, while interconnect providers like Megaport and Equinix supply private links between clouds.

How do hyperscaler networking services differ from third-party vendors?

Services such as AWS Transit Gateway, Azure Virtual WAN and Google Cloud Network Connectivity Center integrate tightly with one provider's cloud. Third-party vendors typically add a consistent control plane, security policy and visibility across several clouds and on-premises environments.