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Tools saying that “traffic is allowed,” but your applications are still failing? Every network engineer's been there. You might reference your CMDB, your observability tool, or your application service mapping tool, but none of them can give you the full picture of how your cloud, network, and host-level policies impact your applications. You might check in with cloud and security teams for additional context, but they’re also limited by their siloed tooling. Your only option is to manually map your application’s dependencies yourself, relying on hard-earned institutional knowledge to investigate the reason for the failure. But what if there was a better way? What if there was a single model that showed you how your on-prem and cloud infrastructure delivered your critical services? Well, that model would be IP Fabric. Daren Fulwell and Mike A. introduce IP Fabric's new application infrastructure mapping features in our latest webinar. Full, un-gated recording linked in the comments 👇

Want to see a 3-D model of your application dependencies? Mike A.'s got you covered 😎 With a few simple prompts to our MCP server—informed with IP Fabric's clean, contextual data—you can visualize every device that a packet traverses from applications to underlying devices, paths, and flows. Now, it's easier than ever to answer questions like: - What applications depends on this device? - What on-prem and cloud controls do my applications rely on? - What applications are reachable if a workload is breached? - Are my segmentation policies properly enforced? If you're looking to learn more about what you can do with IP Fabric's application-aware data, then watch the full, un-gated webinar via the link in the comments 👇

Applications, flows, and workloads—now you can see them all in IP Fabric! Link in the comments to learn more 👇

If an application breaks, it’s up to network engineers to pinpoint the cause. Application performance monitoring tools and CMDBs can only take you so far, which means you need to manually trace the application through underlying devices, paths, and policies. But IP Fabric’s application infrastructure mapping capabilities simplify those tedious, error-prone workflows by automatically correlating application data with IP Fabric’s cloud and network model. In this session, we'll demo how IP Fabric ingests application context from #Illumio and correlates it against observed on-prem and cloud behavior. You'll walk away from this 30-minute session knowing how to answer questions like: 🔹 What infrastructure does this application depend on? 🔹 What could break if I change this network or cloud component? 🔹 Why is this application failing right now? 🔹 Is this application properly segmented and compliant? You’ll also learn how to leverage IP Fabric’s MCP server to fuel app-aware AIOps and network automation. Register using the link below! 👇

When someone tells you “an application isn’t working,” they don't tell you which device, path, or policy to check. But now, IP Fabric does. 👇 All you have to do is ask the MCP server questions like: - What devices and flows support my critical applications? - What could break if I change a given component? - Will this impact segmentation or any other security / regulatory policies? ... and IP Fabric will give you an answer that's grounded in our application-aware cloud and network model. Here's how it works: 1️⃣ IP Fabric ingests application data from tools like Illumio, #Guardicore, #Dynatrace, and #Datadog. 2️⃣ It automatically maps application dependencies to observed cloud and network behavior every time you run a snapshot. 3️⃣ Our MCP server draws on IP Fabric's latest snapshot to answer your / your AI agent's queries in natural language. Want to learn more about application infrastructure mapping—and what you can do with it? Read the full story on our blog 👉 https://lnkd.in/edU_S2iE

Many of you may have already seen my profile update, and I want to thank everyone who reached out with kind messages and congratulations! 💙 As I move on from Business Development, special thanks to Nancy D'Ambrosio Goudreau for her guidance and Stephanie MacLeod for her support and collaboration. I’m delighted to welcome Filip Potoma as our new Business Development Representative for EMEA and wish him every success. I’m now part of Joe Kershaw’s team, where I’ll focus on strengthening our customer relationships in the UK and Ireland and taking on new challenges. Excited for what’s ahead. 🚀 IP Fabric #AccountExecutive #CareerGrowth #NetworkAssurance