Arista 7160 - Switch - L3 - Managed - 32 x 100 Gigabit QSFP28 - front to back airflow - rack-mountable Hewlett Packard Enterprise | JH945A

The Arista 7160 Data Center Switch Series are purpose-built, fixed-configuration 10/25GbE and 100GbE systems with wire-speed layer 2/3 features, built for the highest performance environments and the largest scale data centers. It can be deployed in a wide range of open networking solutions including cloud designs, overlay networks, virtualized or traditional enterprise data center networks. The Arista EOS simplifies administration, as it is built on top of a standard Linux kernel, all EOS processes run in their own protected memory space and exchange state through an in-memory database.

• High Performance 10/25/40/100GbE Leaf-spine
  Arista 7160 Data Center Switch Series are purpose-built, fixed-configuration 10/25GbE and 100GbE systems with wire-speed L2/3 features, built for the highest-performance environments and the largest scale data centers.
  Combines scalable L2/3 resources with high density and highly programmable and customizable switch architecture.
  Can be deployed in a wide range of open networking solutions including large-scale L2/3 cloud designs, overlay networks, virtualized or traditional enterprise data center networks.
  Simple software updates allow reconfiguratation of packet parsing, lookups, traffic scheduling, packet modification and traffic monitoring without re-engineering the switch.
  Enables flexible choices of port speed providing unparalleled flexibility and the ability to seamlessly transition data centers to the next generation of Ethernet performance.
• Supported by Arista EOS
  The Arista EOS software simplifies network administration, as it is built on top of a standard Linux kernel, all EOS processes run in their own protected memory space and exchange state through an in-memory database.
  Supports next-generation virtualized data centers by tight integration with orchestration tools and emerging technologies.
  Offers a single binary image, and a fine-grained truly modular network operating system.