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White Paper

Inside Cato Cloud’s Self-Healing and High Availability Architecture

Designing for high-availability (HA) is a long-standing IT best practice. Networking HA is essential for SD-WAN to be an affordable, MPLS alternative.

Too often, though, companies find properly designing HA into the SD-WAN to be a challenging, frustrating process. Specific skills and extensive testing are needed to coordinate the network, security, and application layers and ensure application operation during a failover.

This whitepaper takes a detailed look at how Cato Cloud’s self-healing capabilities radically simplify the delivery of network HA. Read it and learn:

Why a lean edge is a game-changer in HA design
The 10 ways Cato self-healing automatically recovers from brownouts and blackouts
How Cato ensures branch offices connectivity even without Cato Cloud
The ways security policies disrupt HA operations and Cato’s solution.

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Speakers

Adrian Dunne

Global Director of IT

“From our users, we have peace and quiet. Nobody will come and say, ‘Thank you for the VPN.’ They expect it to work, but silence is golden."

Hai Zamir

VP of Infrastructure

“Now our developers get optimized and secure access to all AWS datacenters, regardless of region and on one connections. It’s made access multiple clouds much easier.”

Oren Kisler

Kisler Director of IT

“We were getting 2 Mbits/s of throughput on our SSL VPNs from North America to Israel. With Cato, we saw throughput jump more than eight-fold, reaching 17 Mbits/s.”

Our Customers

Our customers cut MPLS costs, improve performance between global locations, eliminate branch appliances, provide secure Internet access everywhere, and seamlessly integrate mobile users and cloud datacenters into the WAN. Read their success stories.

SLA-backed Global Backbone

The Cato Cloud Network is built on a globally distributed, scalable, and redundant Points of Presence (PoPs). The PoPs are interconnected with SLA-backed global carrier transports and meshed into a global overlay

The Convergence of Global SD-WAN and Network Security in the Cloud

Cato provides a global SD-WAN with built-in network security, delivered as a cloud service. The Cato Cloud securely connects all business locations, people, and applications. Cato reduces MPLS costs, eliminates distributed appliances, provides secure internet access, and globally extends the WAN to mobile users and cloud datacenters.