In-band Network Telemetry (INT) originated from The P4 Language Consortium (P4.org) and is defined as a framework designed to allow the collection and reporting of network state, by the data plane, without requiring intervention or work by the control plane. INT leverages the encapsulation capabilities of the VXLAN and VXLAN GPE (General Protocol Extension). The Global Network Telemetry Market is expected to expand at a 39.60% CAGR during the forecast period, to reach USD 3.9 Billion by 2030.
GPE enables metadata to be inserted, in-band, into VXLAN packets by network devices. INT helps to monitor the packet flows that might never be physically tapped in the network. It also helps to debug issues in underlay networks when they are disaggregated from the overlay networks. The network telemetry solution maximizes the performance of the enterprise or service providers applications with end-to-end network visibility and performance monitoring across software-defined and cloud-based architectures. The main factors which are driving the market are the ever-increasing number of network-related attacks and security breaches and the growing need for the optimization of network infrastructure. Also, the integration of technologies such as the Internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and software-defined networking (SDN) into network telemetry solutions is expected to offer various opportunities for the vendors in the market. Optimizing business operations through network telemetry solutions is another opportunity for the vendors to invest. However, regulatory issues can act as a restraining factor for this market.
Vendors operating in this market offer software and services for network telemetry management. For instance, Barefoot Networks offers Barefoot Tofino, which is an advanced network telemetry solution. Barefoot Networks has served large conglomerates such as AT&T, as well as partnered with Netronome for in-band network telemetry. Similarly, Waystream AB has developed a network telemetry solution that provides detailed insight into how each network element is performing and raises the issues that affect the traffic passing through those elements.
The Global Network Telemetry Market has been segmented on the basis of Component, End User, Organization Size, and Region.
Based on the component, the network telemetry market has been segmented into solutions and services. The services segment has been categorized as consulting, integration and deployment, and support and maintenance.
Based on end user, the network telemetry market has been segmented into service providers and enterprises. The service providers have further been segmented into telecom service providers, cloud service providers, managed service providers, and others.
Based on organization size, the network telemetry market has been segmented into large enterprises and small- and medium-sized enterprises.
Geographically, the Global Network Telemetry Market has been segmented into Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, the Middle East & Africa, and South America.
North America leads the global network telemetry market in terms of market share. Some of the factors that are responsible for the growth of the market include continuous investment and focus on optimization of network infrastructure. The presence of major solution providers in the market such as Arista Networks, Cisco Systems Inc., Juniper Networks, Mellanox Technologies, VOLANSYS, Pluribus Networks, Barefoot Networks, Solarflare Communications, Marvell Semiconductor, Inc., Google, Anuta Networks, Apcela, Netronome, and Barefoot Networks is another factor that has contributed a significant share in North American network telemetry market.
Europe has occupied the second position in the market. For the purpose of this study, Europe has been segmented into the UK, Germany, France, and the rest of Europe. According to MRFR analysis, the UK is expected to gain the highest market share, followed by Germany and France. The network telemetry market in this region is expected to grow due to the growing need to resolve downtime issues quickly.
In January 2023, Microsoft Corporation successfully completed its acquisition of Fungible, a maker of composable infrastructure. The purchase was aimed at strengthening Microsoft’s data center network and storage performance. Microsoft expects that Fungible’s expertise will help them build upon their current strengths in diverse areas.
Arista introduced the next-generation integrated ultra-low 7130 series for in-network applications in June 2022. This system can switch, monitor, route and more for the range, making use of CloudVision Arista’s multi-domain network telemetry management platform.
Nvidia Corp. released its latest NVIDIA NetQ version in June 2022 to help automate network monitoring and reduce downtime. It has an intuitive user interface built with advanced telemetry that simplifies diagnostics and automates networks with less downtime and maintenance.
In September 2019, Arista Networks announced the release of CloudVision 2019, their management software. It is useful for surveillance purposes, automation purposes, and administration purposes. It also helps enterprises to reduce operational expenses, increase network agility and lower risk costs.
Fusion Network is a secure cloud-enabled automated architecture formed by Juniper Networks and Telefonica UK in October 2019. Telefonica has designated Juniper Networks as their strategic partner for networking Internet Protocol (IP) services.
In August 2019, Mellanox Technologies teamed up with VMware to give Mellanox's Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) networking technologies to VMware for powering its virtualized Machine Learning (ML) solutions, enabling improved GPU efficiency/usability.
Netvisor ONE OS 5.0, together with Adaptive Cloud Fabric, was deployed at several Vapor IO Kinetic Edge sites across Chicago, USA, by Pluribus Networks’ partnering with Vapor IO in May 2019.The terms of the agreement further state that according to Vapor IO, it will connect its many edge data center sites with full telemetry, sophisticated network services and deep slicing across multiple data centers worldwide as part of the agreement.
In December 2018, Barefoot Networks released Tofino 2, a second iteration of their Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) family’s P4-programmable Tofino Ethernet switch. Tofino 2 is fully compatible with Barefoot SPRINT, an enhanced version for In-band Network Telemetry (INT), which is the industry-standard from Barefoot Networks to provide per-packet granular and intelligent real-time visibility into network traffic.
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