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Software-Defined Networking

Gain more flexibility, security, and control for your cloud infrastructure. Software-defined networking allows you to create and configure new, flexible private networks that help you shape your cloud connectivity.

What is Software-Defined Networking?

Software-defined networking, also known as SDN, is a revolutionary technology that enables network administrators to manage their networks more efficiently. There are many advantages of SDN that businesses and organizations can benefit from, such as increased flexibility, reduced costs, and improved network security.

Gain Full Control Over Your Network with Our Software-Defined Solution

With our software-defined networking solution, you can take control of your network in a simple and efficient manner. Instead of being dependent on physical equipment and manual configuration, you can use our solution to manage and configure your network directly from a central control panel.

With our solution, you don’t need to worry about manually configuring each device on your network. Instead, you can easily and quickly configure the entire network at once from our central platform. This saves time and reduces the risk of human errors.

Our software-defined networking solution also gives you complete control over your network. You can manage all aspects of the network infrastructure from our control panel, giving you a complete overview and control over your network.

What Kepler Cloud Can Do for You

Optimized Network Capacity with SDN Technology

SDN features are designed to deliver enhanced network performance and capacity by freeing network configuration from the physical infrastructure, in the same way that cloud-based computing has revolutionized traditional hosting services.

Increased Availability with SDN Features

Our SDN features are available globally across all our data centers, built on the N+1 redundancy principle. This ensures high availability for your mission-critical systems as each system has at least one redundant backup that automatically takes over in case of any faults.

Connect Kepler Cloud Network to VPN

You can securely connect your private networks to internet-connected networks over a VPN with our SDN features. Easily configure any cloud server as a VPN endpoint for your private network.

Unlimited Private Networks in Production Quality with SDN

SDN allows you to build multiple private networks in production quality between your cloud servers with more detailed control. Create as many networks as needed and connect them only to the required servers.

Isolate Network Environments with Firewalls

You can separate individual private networks by creating isolated environments within zones and only allow traffic through a cloud server that acts as a firewall and router with our SDN features.

Define Your Own Private IP Addressing Systems with SDN

Use your own private IP address ranges for easy integration with existing applications. With SDN, you can distribute these IP addresses automatically using DHCP or manually by attaching static IP addresses to the cloud servers.

Benefits of Software-Defined Networking

Greater Flexibility

One of the key advantages of SDN is its ability to give businesses greater flexibility. With SDN, administrators can easily create and modify network policies, enabling more dynamic network configurations. This flexibility allows businesses to quickly adapt to changing business needs, such as deploying new applications or services to their network. SDN also allows administrators to automate many network management tasks, freeing up staff to focus on more strategic projects.

Cost-Effective

Another benefit of SDN is its ability to reduce costs. By centralizing network management, businesses can reduce the need for expensive network hardware and associated maintenance costs. Additionally, SDN can help optimize network usage, reducing the need for bandwidth upgrades and data center expansion. This can lead to significant cost savings for businesses of all sizes.

Improved Network Security

Finally, SDN can also improve network security. By centralizing network management, administrators can easily monitor and control network access, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches. SDN can also help businesses respond more quickly to security threats, provide real-time visibility into network activity, and enable faster responses to threats