Dell Telecom Infrastructure Automation Suite

Dell Telecom Infrastructure Automation Suite automates and orchestrates network infrastructure while laying the foundation for AIOps. Learn more about the Dell Telecom Infrastructure Automation Suite and how it could accelerate your move to open networks and AIOps.

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Unify infrastructure management

Combine lifecycle management and orchestration across multivendor hardware and cloud platforms to reduce costs and lay the groundwork for AIOps.

Future-proof business operations

Connect to your choice of open resource controllers and cloud platforms with a growing portfolio of plug-ins, including support for multivendor extensibility to custom options.

Accelerate service delivery

Provide an open software framework that enables template-based deployment and operations for repeatable deployments and rapid time-to-value.

Automate open telecom infrastructure

The Dell Telecom Infrastructure Automation Suite automates orchestration and management across open telecom infrastructure. The Suite comprises the Foundation, an open software framework into which controllers connect and which connects to northbound domain orchestrators via APIs; plug-ins, which connect resource controllers to the Foundation; and integrated deployment and lifecycle management capabilities for bare metal servers. Operation is defined by Blueprints.

	Domain Orchestration/Workload layer
	APIs enable northbound integration to the network orchestration layer.
	The suite unifies and automates management and orchestration across open infrastructure, controls multivendor servers, aggregates telemetry data, and includes APIs for easy northbound integration.
	Blueprints let you define the configuration state of your infrastructure and deploy via declarative automation to compress time, minimize errors, and enable repeatability.
	Plug-ins connect the Foundation to infrastructure resource controllers and are available off-the-shelf and custom (e.g., Ansible).
	Resource controllers for compute, Caas, network, and storage.