Cisco Nexus
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What is Cisco Nexus?
Cisco Nexus is a family of data center switches designed for high performance, scalability, and programmability. They are commonly used in modern data centers to support virtualization, cloud computing, and big data applications, providing a robust and flexible network infrastructure.
What other technologies are related to Cisco Nexus?
Cisco Nexus Competitor Technologies
Cisco Catalyst
Cisco Catalyst switches are primarily for access and distribution layers, while Nexus is for data center. Thus they are competitors in some deployments, but not all. They are different lines of switches with partially overlapping capabilities and use cases.
Catalyst switches
Catalyst switches are generally for campus networks, while Nexus are for data center. They are competing product lines.
Catalyst
Catalyst switches and Nexus switches are distinct lines of Cisco switches that compete. Catalyst targets general networking, while Nexus is tailored for the datacenter.
Catalyst series switches
Catalyst switches target general networking while Nexus is tailored for the datacenter. They are competing product lines.
Juniper MX
Juniper MX series routers can be used in data centers and service provider networks. These routers can sometimes be used in the same deployments that may use Nexus switches.
Number of organizations that mention technology
1,959
Cisco Nexus
1,249
Cisco Catalyst
353
Catalyst switches
1,821
Catalyst
87
Catalyst series switches
162
Juniper MX
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Cisco Nexus Complementary Technologies
Cisco ACI
Cisco ACI (Application Centric Infrastructure) is a data center SDN solution often used in conjunction with Cisco Nexus switches for network automation and management.
BGP
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is a routing protocol used for inter-domain routing, often used with Nexus switches in data centers and service provider networks for routing traffic between different autonomous systems.
OSPF
OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is an interior gateway routing protocol commonly used within a single autonomous system. Nexus switches support OSPF for routing within the data center.
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Which job functions commonly mention Cisco Nexus?
Network Engineer
1.7% of all Network Engineer jobs mention Cisco Nexus
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Network Security Engineer
1.1% of all Network Security Engineer jobs mention Cisco Nexus
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Network Operations Engineer
0.7% of all Network Operations Engineer jobs mention Cisco Nexus
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Network Administrator
0.7% of all Network Administrator jobs mention Cisco Nexus
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Engineer
3714 Engineer jobs mention Cisco Nexus
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Which organizations are mentioning Cisco Nexus?
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