SDN monitoring for Cisco ACI networks

Maximize the performance of Cisco ACI infrastructure with IBM SevOne.

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Unified SDN monitoring and observability with speed and scale

Transitioning to software-defined networking (SDN) solutions such as Cisco ACI can be a great way to automate manual IT tasks, centralize management and enable greater network flexibility and scalability. However, to truly realize these benefits, you need a dynamic software-defined network monitoring solution that can seamlessly integrate with the varied segments of your network.

IBM SevOne complements and extends Cisco ACI’s built-in control layer with performance management insight into both the software overlay and Nexus switch-based underlay network. With multifabric views that add entirely new dimensions of performance monitoring functionality across the entire Cisco ACI deployment, IBM SevOne delivers complete and unified visibility into modern, hybrid networks.

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Features
Application-first view

Help NetOps and engineering teams understand their Cisco ACI-based network from a tenant and application-first perspective.

ACI and UCS monitoring and observability

Monitor the performance of both Cisco ACI and Cisco UCS (often deployed together) from one management system.

Capacity planning

Analyze capacity usage and trends over time to help ensure uninterrupted application service delivery, maintained at the highest level.

Identify relationships

Identify relationships between Cisco ACI tenant, application profiles, end point groups and more for a complete understanding of the network.

Calendar heatmaps

Visualize infrastructure through calendar heatmaps to identify changes over time and spot discrepancies throughout an ACI infrastructure.

Tenant health

Understand the health of the overall system and of individual tenant-based operations with real-time and historical views of health statistics.

Realize the full potential of your SDN

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Multifabric monitoring and observability

IBM SevOne delivers unique insights into both the virtual and physical components of a Cisco ACI-based infrastructure along with the relationships between them. These unique multifabric views make it faster and easier for teams to spot and fix network performance issues.

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KPI monitoring and observability

IBM SevOne integrates directly with the ACI control layer and the underlying physical infrastructure for complete visibility into all the KPIs comprising a Cisco ACI-based deployment.

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Deep contextual views

IBM SevOne integrates Cisco ACI performance insights with those from the rest of the network—firewalls, servers, load balancers, campus routing and switching, SD-WAN, wifi and branch offices—for more network environment context.

Screenshot of sevone sdn monitoring use cases multifabric
Multifabric monitoring and observability

IBM SevOne delivers unique insights into both the virtual and physical components of a Cisco ACI-based infrastructure along with the relationships between them. These unique multifabric views make it faster and easier for teams to spot and fix network performance issues.

Screenshot of sevone sdn monitoring use cases kpi
KPI monitoring and observability

IBM SevOne integrates directly with the ACI control layer and the underlying physical infrastructure for complete visibility into all the KPIs comprising a Cisco ACI-based deployment.

Screenshot of sevone sdn monitoring use cases context
Deep contextual views

IBM SevOne integrates Cisco ACI performance insights with those from the rest of the network—firewalls, servers, load balancers, campus routing and switching, SD-WAN, wifi and branch offices—for more network environment context.

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