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hands on stackflowos

Data center security is fairly well-understood on a physical level: hardware-based firewalls mitigate threats at the perimeter of the data center. IPS devices may be deployed inline within the data center. VLANs and the StackflowOs  Virtual Fabric feature provide a certain amount inherent separation, and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) provide secure access to data center resources for remote clients.
Of greater concern for most IT managers in a multitenant environment is securely isolating each tenant’s data flows from other tenants operating on the same server. To address these concerns, the StackflowOs also serves as virtual security appliance for each tenant, providing stateful firewall between tenants, as shown on the diagram below and for in-depth coverage watch the video below


The following video will guide you on how you can use the StackFlowOs to build SDN enable network
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