Infrastructure/Networking
Fastly Facilitates Observability at the Edge
Fastly this week announced it is adding the ability to collect tracing, customizable logging data and both real-time and historical metrics from a serverless computing framework designed to be deployed on edge ...
Report: SD-WAN Shift to the Cloud Accelerates
The rate at which software-defined wide area networks (SD-WANs) are being consumed as a cloud service appears to be accelerating in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. A global survey of 750 ...
Why the Success of Edge Computing Relies on a Linux Legacy
At this point you’ve certainly heard rumblings of the promises of edge computing and may wonder if it’s right for your organization and how to assess its viability. The way we think ...
Making SD-WAN More Secure and Flexible
Matt Cable | | data assurance solutions, data encryption, managed service providers, MSPs, SD-WAN, Software-Defined Wide Area NetworksCloud and managed services enable companies to focus scarce IT resources on business outcomes. According to Gartner, the “market size for cloud is growing exponentially, and cloud is projected to be a ...
SonicWall Adds Multi-Gigabit Switches to SD-Branch Portfolio
Mike Vizard | | Cybersecurity, firewall, hardware, SD-Branch, SD-WAN, software-defined networking, wireless access pointSonicWall has added a line of multi-gigabit switches to its software-defined (SD)-branch offering that unifies the management of wireless access points and firewalls that include software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) capabilities. Dmitriy ...
Aruba Injects AIOps Into Network Management
Mike Vizard | | ai, AIOps, artificial intelligence, automation, IT infrastructure, network managementAruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) company, this week launched a platform that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and remediate networking issues before they have an impact on end users. Patrick ...
A10 Networks Allies with Dell for ADC Infrastructure
A10 Networks announced today it has partnered with Dell Technologies to make its application delivery controller (ADC) and A10 Thunder Multi-tenant Virtual Platform (MVP) available on Dell servers. Gunter Reiss, vice president ...
Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Cloudy Decision
Scott Leatherman | | AIOps, app monitoring, cloud management, cloud migration, cloud service provider, cloud-native, colocation, IaaS, OpEx, public cloudIf you’ve been operating in the cloud for some time now, chances are your business has changed since you first made that move and particularly during the current climate. Has your cloud ...
AWS Looks to Accelerate Windows Migrations to the Cloud
Mike Vizard | | AWS, cloud deployments, linux, Microsoft Azure, on-premises environments, open source, workloadsAmazon Web Services (AWS) is ratcheting up pressure on Microsoft by devoting more resources to enable IT organizations to migrate Windows workloads to the cloud. Fred Wurden, general manager for enterprise engineering ...
Cisco Moves ACI Strategy Forward
Mike Vizard | | API, Cisco Systems, hybrid cloud computing, software-defined infrastructure, software-defined networkingCisco is advancing its hybrid cloud computing strategy with release of version 5.0 of Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI), a software-defined networking (SDN) that can be deployed on cloud platforms or networking ...
Cloudian Adds Object-Based Storage Platform Monitoring Tool
Mike Vizard | | AIOps, cloud-based storage, distributed storage, object-based storage, storage, unstructured dataCloudian today added a monitoring and observability tool to its object-based portfolio of appliances for storing unstructured data in on-premises IT environments. Jon Toor, chief marketing officer for Cloudian, said HyperIQ provides ...
Cisco Acquires ThousandEyes to Advance Network Visibility
Cisco Systems this week announced its intent to acquire ThousandEyes, provider of an internet monitoring platform that Cisco plans to leverage to embed ThousandEyes agent software into a range of devices including ...
