Telstra eyes monitoring and securing its hybrid cloud with Azure Arc

Nathan Kanelis
Feb 21, 2022
1 min read

Telstra is creating a highly secure infrastructure that’s fully connected under a single control plane. Data security and regulatory compliance are at the forefront of its mission, as it builds and architects applications in a connected cloud.

In moving its on-premises datacenters and consolidating them in the cloud, and also leaning on edge computing and various cloud platforms to deliver distributed telecommunications services, Telstra is relying on the adaptability and control of Microsoft Azure Arc to implement a single control plane across all platforms. This helps Telstra on its mission to grow its service offerings as Australia’s leading telecommunications company.

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