There is a school of thought that the cost of public cloud gets out-of-control expensive as a company scales consumption to the point where cloud cost is 80% +/- the cost of sales. Also many believe that corporations would reduce their cost by 50% if workloads were repatriated back into private data centers. First, is this true? And if so, then is the industry on the verge of a golden age of private infrastructure investment?
At ONUG Spring, cloud edge’s ability to reduce latency was tied to a wide range of use cases and new capabilities that are sure to unleash new business possibilities. IoT, remote workforce infrastructure are but two. What are the building blocks for cloud edge, 5G, software-defined infrastructure, zero-trust, SD-WAN/SASE, IAM, etc.? This must-see session will give you what you need to start building your cloud edge solution.
In today’s world of complex networks supporting hybrid and cloud native business applications, the traditional methods of network monitoring are no longer sufficient to guarantee the reliability of a company’s core business services. An AI-driven approach is now required for true observability to reflect the customer experience more accurately as it relates to business services delivered. In this panel discussion, Shamus McGillicuddy, Vice President of Research at Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), will highlight some of his recent network observability research and the main reasons that…
How will the industry eliminate the convenience vs. control trade-off paradox? What are the gaps between on-prem and hybrid/multi-cloud infrastructure, and how will they be closed so that corporations and government institutions can retain control of their assets when in public cloud? In this Town Hall Meeting, we explore possible futures and industry outcomes.
Cybersecurity is front-of-mind for nearly every organization these days. But are you spending time and resources on the right areas? Greg Ferro of Packet Pushers and Johna Till Johnson of Nemertes debate the right approach to enabling cybersecurity.
Use of IoT devices/sensors in healthcare, manufacturing, transportation/logistics, distribution centers, remote training, etc have ballooned to over 8.4 billion and growing, making them a fundamental element of the digital factory. Factor in high demand of AI/ML based real-time analytics for decision making, new networking e.g., Wi-fi 6/5G/PLTE/FWA and cloud edge is needed for the digital Enterprise evolve to consume and support these requirements for increasing reliability need for the WAN, high transient throughput capability and deterministic low latency network.
Security leaders and managers are responsible for securing their organization’s cloud environments but are not always involved in their design and development—or even aware of what exists in their cloud. This session will cover a new approach that overcomes the cloud security gap facing security today in people, processes, and technology. Participants will learn a model for bringing security into the development and DevOps process, resulting in a stronger and more secure cloud environment and applications built in the cloud.
