Riverbed Launches Stingray Traffic Manager on AWS GovCloud

November 13, 2013 Off By David

Grazed from TalkinCloud. Author: Chris Talbot.

At Amazon Web Services re:Invent, Riverbed Technology (RVBD) introduced Stingray 9.5 on AWS GovCloud, bringing the traffic manager software to the government sector on the popular cloud platform. Riverbed has made a lot of inroads into the public sector space and currently serves hundreds of government organizations around the world. The introduction of Stingray on GovCloud will open up additional opportunities and provide AWS channel partners serving government departments and agencies with the ability to optimize, scale, secure and improve the performance of mission-critical apps in the AWS cloud.

Designed as a virtual, software-based Layer 7 application delivery controller with integrated web content optimization, Stingray was optimized for cloud environments and is meant to be easily integrated into an application stack. For GovCloud, what it provides is a way for U.S. federal, state and local government agencies and departments to gain agility and cost savings while also improving their performance and scale of application workloads and services…

Although the government seems to be wholeheartedly embracing the cloud, there are still likely concerns about latency regarding cloud services. That’s where optimization-focused companies such as Riverbed can help allay some of those concerns and make the transition to the cloud easier…

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