During our Citrix Cloud Summit, you heard from Citrix leaders, experts, partners, and customers about our latest innovations and the importance of cloud transformation. The common threads that ran through the different solutions and use cases were simplicity, agility, and a unified experience.
It’s this simplicity, agility, and unified experience that drives Citrix Application Delivery Management (ADM) service. This single, cloud-based console enables you to control and manage your entire Citrix Application Delivery Controller (ADC) infrastructure.
Citrix ADM covers all your multi-cloud and on-premises deployments for monolithic and microservices-based applications. This means all orchestration, automation, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting happens in a single console that’s available anytime, anywhere, with no installation or maintenance necessary. Citrix ADM as a cloud-delivered service gives you:
Centralized Visibility and Management
With Citrix ADM service, you see a visual map of all your Citrix ADC deployments, along with health and performance information for every instance and application. If there are any issues that needs your attention, you’ll know, and Citrix ADM will suggest actions you can take to resolve them.
With pooled capacity licensing, you can flexibly allocate bandwidth to individual Citrix ADC instances as needed. Citrix ADM also provides an at-a-glance report of the overall distribution of license consumption across all your deployments.
Automated Configurations
Citrix ADM service makes it easy to apply frequently used or new configurations across multiple Citrix ADC instances. Not a good time for a configuration update? With Citrix ADM service, you can schedule configuration updates for a time that works for you.
StyleBooks enables the same level of simplicity when managing individual applications. Configure parameters once and apply to the Citrix ADC instances you select. With StyleBooks, you can also migrate applications to other Citrix ADC deployments across your multi-cloud environment with any relevant configuration files, settings, and SSL certificates included. It’s a seamless transition, and you can complete it in a matter of minutes. Learn more about Citrix ADM service’s new application migration features.
Consistent Security Posture
Citrix ADM service provides a single pane for defining centralized policies for web application firewall, bot management, and API security. And while most network-based attacks are automatically detected and mitigated, Citrix ADM provides a comprehensive view of any attack attempts on your Citrix ADC infrastructure, while helping you to understand attacker profiles.
In addition, managing SSL certificates and TLS 1.3 support across your Citrix ADC deployments is done entirely through Citrix ADM service, which notifies you of important items like expiring certificates or non-recommended enterprise SSL protocols. Learn more about TLS 1.3 support on Citrix ADC.
Decision-Making Fueled by AI and Machine Learning
The Citrix ADM Infrastructure Analytics dashboard provides insights on your entire multi-cloud environment with any critical issues and remediation measures highlighted. Anomaly detection and actionable insights are driven by the AI and machine learning capabilities of Citrix ADM. These same machine learning capabilities help model and forecast capacity demands for your application delivery infrastructure so you can plan accordingly.
Get Started with Citrix ADM Service
We recently launched guided walkthroughs for Citrix ADM service that highlight Citrix ADM features that are most helpful for your use case and unique business needs. Learn more about Citrix ADM guided walkthroughs in this blog post and get started today with Citrix ADM service on Citrix Cloud.
