Sr. Network / DC & Security Consultant at Premier Systems
MSP
Top 5
2023-12-11T08:45:58Z
Dec 11, 2023
Skilled personnel should be involved and have a well-planned approach. Test on virtual QFX before customer environments. For large-scale deployments, consider using automation tools like Ansible, combined with Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) for efficiency. Additionally, using an apstra for data center automation can provide more flexibility and ease in deployment and management. It's crucial to have a well-thought-out strategy for both the hardware and software aspects of the network infrastructure. It's not a bad product. I haven't had extensive experience, only about six to seven years, deploying it for a maximum of six to seven customers. So, I can't fairly rate it a ten out of ten due to my limited experience. I have been more familiar with M/MX/ACX/PTX series architectures and E series for a long time. So, overall, I would rate the solution an nine out of ten.
Cybersecurity Business Development Manager at ST DIGITAL
Real User
Top 20
2023-03-28T15:06:06Z
Mar 28, 2023
The only advice I can give is to undergo deep training on Juniper's new solution and learn how to set it up and configure it. Most of our engineers here are not certified in Juniper, so it's not easy to find someone with that certification. Therefore, my advice is to go and try to master how to deploy the new solution. Juniper is one of the best vendors in networking solutions, and they have good solutions now. We just need to encourage people to learn how to use it. Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. I rate it an eight because I still need to dive deeper into mastering everything about it.
What is data center networking? Data center networking is the process of integrating the various elements that comprise data centers - such as routing, switching, analytics, load balancing, etc. - in order to facilitate data storage and processing. It takes disparate components and joins them in a way that leverages the individual strengths of each element in the interest of maximizing the security that can be offered to and the utility of an organization’s data. Data center networking...
I would recommend using this solution. Overall, I would rate the solution a ten out of ten.
Skilled personnel should be involved and have a well-planned approach. Test on virtual QFX before customer environments. For large-scale deployments, consider using automation tools like Ansible, combined with Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) for efficiency. Additionally, using an apstra for data center automation can provide more flexibility and ease in deployment and management. It's crucial to have a well-thought-out strategy for both the hardware and software aspects of the network infrastructure. It's not a bad product. I haven't had extensive experience, only about six to seven years, deploying it for a maximum of six to seven customers. So, I can't fairly rate it a ten out of ten due to my limited experience. I have been more familiar with M/MX/ACX/PTX series architectures and E series for a long time. So, overall, I would rate the solution an nine out of ten.
It is a great product for routing. It is very stable for routing. Overall, I would rate the solution a seven out of ten.
The only advice I can give is to undergo deep training on Juniper's new solution and learn how to set it up and configure it. Most of our engineers here are not certified in Juniper, so it's not easy to find someone with that certification. Therefore, my advice is to go and try to master how to deploy the new solution. Juniper is one of the best vendors in networking solutions, and they have good solutions now. We just need to encourage people to learn how to use it. Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. I rate it an eight because I still need to dive deeper into mastering everything about it.
I rate Juniper QFX Series Switches a ten out of ten.