The tangible side of the network is the equipment it runs on. But what are the processes that happen on the inside? What about the data packets on the network?

This is why it is critical to see inside the network. Network visibility allows for quick isolation and troubleshooting of issues, especially when public and private cloud networks become more complex and combined.

The video explains the importance of establishing a ‘visibility architecture’, enabling physical and virtual network applications, as well as security visibility.

The video also details the 3-step process involved in creating a visibility architecture, which comprises of:

• Access to a tap or span port
• Packet broker to manipulate the data
• Leveraging the right tool