Expertise | Network Operating System

SONiC

Open, secure, flexible. The ultimate network operating system for enterprises.

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Your data center, your choice

SONiC aims to be a vendor-agnostic OS – run on a variety of network switches and routers and is not tied to any specific vendor or ASIC. If you are a network engineer or network administrator, you can choose hardware from different manufacturers and deploy SONiC as the common software layer across your network infrastructure.

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Scalability for Complex Environments

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Cost-Effective

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Customizable & Modular

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Open-Source

Orchestrate Your Network with SandWork

SONiC & SandWork

When using SONiC in data center deployments, orchestration is made easy with SandWork.

With a programmable framework and user-first interface, SandWork allows network administrators to automate configuration & management of data center devices. 

SandWork simplifies the process of creating overlay services, which is crucial for enterprises, allowing them to leverage SONiC without the need for extensive development resources.

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Interested in SONiC?

At PANTHEON.tech, we collaborate with distributors who can recommend compatible hardware, SONiC versions, and advise whether this kind of setup makes sense for you.
We’re happy to share real-world SONiC use-cases and offer a free consultation to evaluate the viability in your case.
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    Ready to optimize your network?

    Interested in orchestrating your SONiC-enabled devices with SandWork?

    Want to combine the strength of OpenDaylight & SONiC?

    Look no further and book your demo today!

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    Featured Use-case

    SONiC & OpenDaylight

    The combination of OpenDaylight for dynamic network management, and SONiC’s modular & containerized architecture is one of our favorite use-cases. 

    The true strength of these platforms lies in their integration.

    SONiC manages the underlying switches and routers, while OpenDaylight oversees higher-level automation and orchestration.

    Together, they form a cohesive system that can manage diverse, multi-protocol network environments.

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