As there are increasing number of events cause the performance and security degradation in today’s cloud infrastructure, we should have the framework and mechanism to dynamically adapt those kinds of the situation. We believe that Elasitc Infrastructure Framework can be appliied to enable dynamic policy enforcement for cloud infrastructure. We will show the framework and mechanism to reconfigure multiple PEPs in user side, edge and application side in the case of upstream events.
Today’s businesses rely on combinations of traditional, software-defined and public cloud technologies to form their digital infrastructure and deliver their IT business services. And while these networking technologies being deployed have changed dramatically, the operational policies, processes and tools have not kept up. NetBrain has changed all of that. Its Automation Value Delivery platform provides a robust platform to discover, visualize, manage and automate the entire network, end-to-end, regardless of where those ends reside. By creating a comprehensive digital twin of the entire network, NetBrain…
In this POC we will look at how GluwareⓇ Intelligent Network Automation can be used to automate public cloud infrastructure, in this example deploying a specific pod design in AWS. Gluware leverages the integrated Terraform adapter and providers (including public clouds like AWS, Azure and Google Cloud). Using the Config Modeling app in Gluware, see how users can build and customize the required cloud constructs using the native Terraform Resources and corresponding attributes along with the Data Sources. For the Terraform AWS provider Gluware has…
Many Enterprise IT organizations are struggling to meet the business demand for agility around cloud adoption. When thinking about cloud, network and security teams are still bogged down by the costly hardware investments, complicated do-it yourself software configurations and the need to learn cloud-specific architectures and automation tools. It’s time to finally remove the pain and realize the vision of cloud agility for network and security! Join David Klebanov (@davidklebanov), industry veteran and a head of product marketing for Alkira, to discuss the most common…
You’ve probably been hearing a lot about digital business transformation, but has anyone talked to you about what it means for your organization? Why does it matter? What does it entail, and how do you start? In this video whiteboarding session, you’ll have the chance to hear from Zscaler’s Global Customer Success Leader, Brian Deitch, about the drivers of digital transformation, get answers to your questions, and learn how to take the first steps—or the next steps—on your journey. The session will cover a range…
Your network has changed dramatically as the enterprise has sprawled to take advantage of multiple cloud providers. You still have datacenters and other forms of edge computing getting built out. But your governance hasn’t changed, and the need for availability and security across this is still your mandate. While the platforms have gotten better at providing visibility, with varying degrees of parity at the feature level, the actual implementations make integrations expensive and prohibitively so when you’re working with multiple clouds. This talk will focus…
This session explores the relationship between the imperatives of the Digital Transformation juggernaut and the well-oiled Cloud Native DevOps (CNDO)“machine.” Does successful Digital Transformation rely upon DevOps achieving its various promises? What does CNDO bring to Digital Transformation that is critical and determining? Or is any perceived connection between the two more artificial than it is real?
This session moves deeper into the actual operational experience of DevOps practitioners in the field. Four seasoned professionals will review how various DevOps practices play out in the real world. They’ll examine such notions as creating a single repository of truth, reducing batch sizes, keeping team sizes small, increasing feedback loops, building infrastructure in code, shifting left, continuously testing, and on to automation. At this juncture, is DevOps really as scientific a set of practices as its proponents claim? Or is it something else? Are…
