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Gaining flexible control
Using the automation and programming capabilities of Cisco Nexus 9000 
Series Switches, Shutterfly gained flexible control of its underlying network 
infrastructure.
“Provisioning tasks that used to take 3 to 4 person hours are now automated, 
saving approximately $400 each time,” says Jeremy Franzen, director of 
Network Operations. “Mean times to detection and resolution have been 
reduced, helping us keep the site available and performing well.”
Scaling to the speed of business
Not long after Shutterfly upgraded its network, its website received more 
traffic than ever before.
“During the holidays—our busiest season—we were able to sustain a 40 
percent increase in traffic with no performance degradation whatsoever,” 
says Munir. “The new Nexus 9200 switches 
promise to give us even higher speeds of up 
to 100Gbps, enabling us to offer new and 
better services while continuing to deliver on 
the exceptional user experience our customers 
expect.”
Consistent application performance
The new network architecture ensures that any host is just a single hop away 
from any other host, enabling consistent performance across Shutterfly’s 
data centers.
UP TO
4
HOURS LESS  
PROVISIONING 
TIME
40%
MORE  
TRAFFIC 
SUPPORTED
•  Deployed fixed and modular switches in a leaf-
spine architecture to optimize network traffic
•  Deliver an SDN infrastructure enabling automation 
and zero-touch provisioning
•  Upgrade to new Nexus 9200 switches for faster 
performance
Solutions
“To maintain a great customer experience, we needed to replace legacy 
switches with a new standard that could enable automation and zero-touch 
provisioning,” says Arslan Munir, director of Cloud Engineering at Shutterfly. 
“We needed consistent network building blocks, so we could scale easily 
and provide excellent application performance to our millions of users.”