ExtraHop released the EH6100v, a virtual appliance delivering real-time wire data analysis at up to a sustained 10 Gbps for AWS cloud and VMware environments.
“Cloud and virtualization are not the future – they are today’s reality,” said Christian Renaud, Senior Analyst, Networking, at 451 Research. “According to a recent 451 survey, respondents expect that within the next two years, 76 percent of all of their applications will be deployed in either a private, hybrid, or public cloud. Despite this paradigm shift, monitoring and management technologies have been slow to keep pace with the new IT framework. With the EH6100v, ExtraHop has delivered what the industry has long needed – the capacity to monitor these cloud-based workloads at scale.”
With the ExtraHop 10 Gbps virtual appliance, enterprises have the speed and capacity they need to derive IT and business insights from wire data at scale in cloud and virtualized environments.
Key capabilities of the EH6100v include the following:
- Instantaneous insight delivered by real-time wire data analysis at up to a sustained 10 Gbps – the equivalent of approximately 108 terabytes of data per day.
- The ability to transform up to one million packets per second into structured wire data and then analyze and visualize all transactions using the ExtraHop real-time stream processor.
- SSL traffic analysis at a sustained bulk decryption rate of 3.3 Gbps with the capability to process up to 4,130 handshakes per second with 2048-bit RSA keys.
- Analysis of up to 530,000 HTTP transactions per second.
“The cloud is no longer an aspirational concept in enterprise IT. Legacy monitoring tools are still trapped in the past,” said Raja Mukerji, President and Co-Founder, ExtraHop. “ExtraHop is dedicated to providing unmatched IT visibility at scale for the next generation of enterprise IT environments, regardless of whether they exist on-premises or in the cloud. With the EH6100v, we now provide the most scalable virtual appliance for wire data analysis, delivering a level of performance unmatched even by other vendors’ hardware.”
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