As cloud environments become more distributed, dynamic, and AI-driven, resiliency can no longer be treated as an afterthought. In this webinar, Santosh Kumar Dornal, VP of Engineering, and Syed Ali, VP of Solution Engineering, explore the architectural principles enterprises should apply to build resiliency into the network from the start. The session covers how to reduce failure domains, maintain policy consistency during disruption, and avoid designs that grow more fragile as complexity increases. The discussion is reinforced with a live failover demonstration that illustrates how resilient network behavior should operate when the primary path becomes unavailable, providing a practical view of how traffic, control, and policy continuity can be preserved during real-world disruptions.
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