What is Juniper Asptra

Juniper Apstra 

Juniper Apstra is an intent-based system because it provides a single console to manage a group of devices as a whole. We can interact with Apstra's single UI to deploy an IP fabric and monitor that fabric for our desired outcomes (link addressing, loopback addressing, BGP peering, and so much more). We can specifiy our intent once and enable the system to supply the agents with the information they need to build the right configurations for each device.

Juniper Apstra does not allow the operator to commit changes to the devices until it confirms that everything that you are attempting to do is a valid operation. 

 Apstra supports all the common vendors, enabling you to make a choice of various vendor switches and operating systems. Juniper Apstra leverages standards-based protocols for interoperability. Juniper performs extensive software testing during the development process to ensure proper interoperability among the supported vendors.

Where Juniper Apstra is Positioned 

Juniper Apstra is Positioned in below scenerios :

• Any BGP-based Spine-leaf topology using Standard based Protocol like BGP/VXLAN-EVPN
• In Customer DC or Piece of Data center 
• Can also be used in a perticular row in DC 

Juniper Apstra can manage multiple data centers and any linkage you might need between multiple blueprints. Also, we give you the ability to support legacy workloads with things like Layer 2 connectivity between hosts or Layer 2 mobility across the entire data center fabric.

Juniper Apstra Sloving Problem 

Apstra automates the entire network including complex features while enabling mission-critical applications.

 Juniper Apstra, it is like a doctor who has access to an X-ray machine. You have technology that lets you see things immediately that you have had to search for in the past. It is not uncommon to hear something like, "Hey there is something wrong with the network! People can't log in to the customer relationship management (CRM) platform!" Traditionally, someone would have had to grab the protocol analyzer, do some PINGs and traceroutes, log in to devices, and perform show commands (that is, do all the things that we know how to do). However, with Juniper Apstra, you could say, "Let's look at our single pane of glass." This is a great way to minimize the meantime to innocence.