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What is Micro Focus Network Virtualization [EOL]?

Micro Focus Network Virtualization (NV) software enables you to capture and emulate real-world network conditions, so you can use real production data into your performance testing, and along with its powerful NV Analytics, it allows you to quickly detect and resolve performance bottlenecks before deployment. Or simply said, NV empowers you to release high quality apps by accurately testing and optimizing them for all network conditions. First, NV will discover and capture live network performance conditions, such as latency, packet loss, bandwidth and jitter and then it will test the application against the captured conditions to see how various networks affect the application's performance. Then NV will analyze results and gain insight into the root cause of the performance bottlenecks to ensure that the rolled out application is optimized for target network performance.

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Valuable Features

  • "This solution allows us to offer a solution for the application, including all the things they need."
  • "In terms of consistency of delivery, this solution gives us room to grow as well."
  • "It goes through about 1.3 billion libraries on any scenario, any bandwidth, and any network condition you could think of."

Room for Improvement

  • "One of the really good options of the SDN on DCN is the micro-segmentation. I would like to see it act more like a real firewall."
  • "We haven’t had experience with scale yet."
  • "They need to go beyond what they are doing right now and look at streaming capabilities because a lot of news organizations, a lot of media and entertainment companies, need a lot of streaming support."
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Micro Focus Network Virtualization [EOL] was previously known as Shunra, HPE Network Virtualization.

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Micro Focus Network Virtualization [EOL] Reviews Summary
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IT And Digital Platform Manager at Exemplas4.0Our HPE solution provides excellent flexibility and scalability, modernizing our infrastructure. We value its stability and excellent customer support. Choosing HPE for its trusted brand and growth potential was key, and I have no improvements to suggest.
Network Architect at a transportation company with 1,001-5,000 employees3.5I recommend this network virtualization solution. It quickly builds complete application architectures with micro-segmentation. Setup was easy with help, but I'd like micro-segmentation to act more like a full firewall.
Program Manager - Performance Engineering at a media company with 1,001-5,000 employees4.5I find this product stable and highly scalable, effectively emulating real user experiences for global and mobile scenarios, which greatly reduced hardware. However, it needs improvement in streaming capabilities and JavaScript technology reporting.
Product Manager HP ALM at a transportation company with 10,001+ employees3.5We value its virtual testing for global load tests, avoiding product network impact. It's stable and scalable, with good support, but reporting could improve. We've only used it for a POC.