About Aviatrix Systems, Inc.

Aviatrix is an upcoming leader in cloud networking, and winner of Gartner Cool Vendor 2017 award in Cloud Computing! Cloud operations and networking engineers use the one-click power of the Aviatrix software to set up secure connections across their private data centers and Amazon AWS VPCs in minutes, by the click of a button! Customers host Aviatrix software-only solution in an Amazon VPC, and can centrally orchestrate secure connections for their applications deployed across one or more AWS regions. Customers needing to manage multi-cloud topologies use the same Aviatrix management console to set up secure connections between AWS VPCs and Microsoft Azure VNets or Google Cloud Projects. Cloud projects often require secure access for employees and temp workers. Customers use the same intuitive and simple Aviatrix management console to manage access for remote users, restricting them to applications running in one or more VPCs, based on their profiles. Aviatrix software has been written ground up for AWS, leveraging the AWS recommended best practices. The loosely coupled software architecture enables customers to realize the business benefits of agility, scale, and mobility while deploying applications in the public or hybrid cloud environments! With Aviatrix, you don't need any additional hardware to connect your data center to AWS, nor do you need to make any edge router configuration changes! Customers with existing on-premises hardware products including Cisco ASA or Cisco ISR, can use the Aviatrix management console to set up secure tunnels from an AWS VPC to such IPSec devices. Aviatrix software comes pre-integrated with Microsoft AD for user authentication, and with OKTA and Duo for MFA. Customers can export logs to Splunk, Sumo Logic, rsyslog, or Datadog for centralized and rich log analysis. Aviatrix customers make use of restful APIs to administer Aviatrix software infrastructure as part of their automated cloud administration via 3rd party tools such as RightScale or Terraform.