Codiac – AppDev Field Day – KubeCon @cncf 2024
In this video, Jon Myer asks the AppDev Field Day 2 delegates for their reaction to Codiac’s presentation. Delegates found the session intriguing and appreciated Codiac’s focus on bridging the gap between software development life cycle (SDLC) and infrastructure management, particularly through a GUI and drag-and-drop interface. This approach simplifies processes for infrastructure teams unfamiliar with pipelines and unit testing, addressing challenges like technical debt, migrations, and workload transitions across environments. Delegates highlighted Codiac’s potential to reduce friction between developers and platform engineers by streamlining collaboration and deployment workflows. Overall, they were excited about Codiac’s innovative approach and eager to see more.
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Codiac - AppDev Field Day - KubeCon @cncf 2024
Tsecond’s BRYCK Platform is Redefining Data Management at the Edge
Jack Poller’s recent article examines Tsecond’s BRYCK platform, highlighting its transformative approach to data management at the edge. The platform is noted for its compact design and robust processing capabilities, which enable efficient data handling and analysis in real-time directly at the edge. Poller’s analysis suggests that BRYCK could significantly enhance operations for enterprises that require immediate data insights and processing across dispersed locations. Read more coverage of Edge Field Day 3 on LinkedIn Pulse!
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Tsecond's BRYCK Platform is Redefining Data Management at the Edge
Nile Campus Full-Service NAAS
Peter J. Welcher’s LinkedIn Plus article highlights Nile Campus’s comprehensive Network as a Service (NAAS) offerings, emphasizing its ability to cater to various business needs through customizable network solutions. He delves into the service’s operational efficiencies and cost benefits, illustrating how it simplifies network management for businesses. Furthermore, Welcher also discusses the positive impact of NAAS on IT teams by allowing them to focus more on strategic initiatives rather than maintaining network infrastructure. This post was inspired by Nile’s presentation at Mobility Field Day 12!
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Quick Takes 12-10-2024
Peter Welcher takes a look at some stories in networking, including the Arista presentation at Networking Field Day 36. Arista, known for datacenter switches, is expanding into campus use with micro-segmentation, automation, observability, and CloudVision. Their new campus switch stacking allows for flexible management of up to 16 switches per logical stack. Welcher also looks at Graphiant’s Backbone As A Service positioning, and Cisco’s acquisition of Isovalent in this LinkedIn Pulse article.
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Cisco to Add Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul to Wireless APs in 2025
Sulagna Saha recently covered an upcoming development from Cisco: the introduction of ultra-reliable wireless backhaul for their Wireless Access Points, set to launch in 2025. This enhancement aims to significantly boost network resilience and performance, catering especially to environments where wired connections are impractical. Cisco’s initiative is poised to set a new benchmark in wireless network infrastructure, reflecting their ongoing commitment to innovation and improved connectivity solutions. Read more coverage of Mobility Field Day 12 on Gestalt IT!
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Cisco to Add Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul to Wireless APs in 2025
Behind Nile Access Service’s Robust Day 2 Automation Is a Little-Known Solution
Sulagna Saha explores the robust day 2 automation capabilities of Nile Access Service, highlighting a lesser-known solution integral to its efficiency. She details how this solution simplifies the management and scaling of network operations. Throughout the article, Saha emphasizes the solution’s potential to revolutionize approaches to network automation with its innovative features and user-centric design. Read more coverage of Mobility Field Day 12 on Gestalt IT!
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Behind Nile Access Service’s Robust Day 2 Automation Is a Little-Known Solution
Codiac Refreshes Container Management Across SDLC: Some Key Features on the Platform
Writing on the new Platform Engineering site from Techstrong, Sulagna Saha covered Codiac’s latest enhancements to its container management platform, which promises to streamline operations across the software development lifecycle (SDLC). The platform introduces key features aimed at improving scalability, security, and collaboration efficiency. Saha provides an in-depth analysis of how these changes are primed to benefit DevOps teams, significantly easing the deployment and management of containerized applications. Read more AppDev Field Day 2 coverage on Platform Engineering!
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Codiac Refreshes Container Management Across SDLC: Some Key Features on the Platform
NFD36: Itential Automation as a Service
Peter J. Welcher provides an in-depth look into Itential’s Automation as a Service, showcasing its dynamic capabilities in simplifying complex network automations. He highlights how Itential’s platform seamlessly integrates with existing network management tools, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing manual errors. The presentation emphasizes the scalability and adaptability of the service, making it an ideal solution for enterprises aiming to streamline their network operations through automation. Read more coverage of Networking Field Day 36 on LinkedIn!
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NFD36: Itential Automation as a Service
SOUTHWORKS – Cloud-Agnostic Platforms Will Drive New Possibilities in Multi-Cloud
Sulagna Saha discusses the significant potential of cloud-agnostic platforms in enabling multi-cloud strategies, highlighting how they offer flexibility and choice by allowing organizations to operate across different cloud environments seamlessly. She explains that this approach not only enhances disaster recovery capabilities but also optimizes costs by leveraging the strengths of various cloud providers. Saha’s exploration emphasizes that the future of enterprise IT infrastructure will increasingly depend on the interoperability and adaptability of cloud-agnostic solutions. This DevOps dot com article was inspired by the SOUTHWORKS presentation at AppDev Field Day 2.
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SOUTHWORKS - Cloud-Agnostic Platforms Will Drive New Possibilities in Multi-Cloud
Demo Creating a Network Automation Workflow with Itential
Steve Puluka discusses a the Itential presentation at Networking Field Day 36, focusing on a demonstration of crafting an effective network automation workflow using Itential’s tools. This session focused on simplifying complex network operations by integrating automation into daily processes, aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing errors. Watch the full video!
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Demo Creating a Network Automation Workflow with Itential
Cisco Wi-Fi 7 Announcements
Cisco recently unveiled its advancements in networking technology with the launch of next-generation Wi-Fi 7 products. This new suite promises to enhance wireless speed and efficiency, crucial for handling the increasing demands of modern connected environments. Their products empower high-density connectivity, supporting enterprise-grade applications and improving user experiences globally. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Peter Welcher following the Cisco presentation at Mobility Field Day 12!
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Automated Visibility: PathSolutions’ Formula for a Swift RCA and Prompt Debugging
Sulagna Saha explores how PathSolutions leverages its automated visibility tools to enhance Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and debugging processes, promoting faster problem resolutions within IT networks. She delves into the software’s capability to intelligently diagnose issues and provide clear guidance, thereby reducing downtime and improving network performance. The article underscores the importance of quick RCA in maintaining efficient and reliable network operations in modern enterprises. Read more Networking Field Day 36 coverage at Gestalt IT!
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Automated Visibility: PathSolutions’ Formula for a Swift RCA and Prompt Debugging
Company Acquisitions are a Necessary Evil in Enterprise Tech
The IT industry’s reliance on acquisitions is a necessary driver of innovation, though they often seem to get in the way of competition and progress. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, recorded during Cloud Field Day 21, features Ray Lucchesi, Jon Hildebrand, Ken Nalbone, and Stephen Foskett considering whether acquisitions in the IT industry are a necessary evil or a detriment to innovation. Acquisitions are often seen as a double-edged sword, with both positive and negative implications. On one hand, acquisitions can fuel innovation by providing smaller companies with the resources and market access they need to scale their ideas. On the other hand, they can stifle competition, lead to cultural clashes, and sometimes result in the disappearance of promising technologies or products.
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Company Acquisitions are a Necessary Evil in Enterprise Tech
Nile Navigates WiFi NaaS at MFD12
Mark Houtz, at Mobility Field Day 12, discusses the Nile presentation, focusing on their innovative approach to WiFi as a Service (NaaS). He describes how Nile effectively navigates challenges and offers solutions in the rapidly evolving wireless network industry. Houtz’s insights highlighted the strategic advantages and technical underpinnings of Nile’s WiFi NaaS, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize enterprise networking strategies.
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Nile Navigates WiFi NaaS at MFD12
Cisco talks WiFi 7, UWB, and URWB at MFD12
At Mobility Field Day 12, Cisco highlighted their advancements in WiFi 7, UWB (Ultra-Wideband), and URWB technologies, reflecting their commitment to pushing the boundaries of wireless communication. Their presentation detailed how these technologies will improve connectivity, increase speeds, and reduce latency, promising significant enhancements for both enterprise and consumer markets. Cisco’s focus on pioneering these new wireless standards demonstrates their role as a leader in the networking industry, aiming to meet the evolving demands of modern digital infrastructures. Read more in Mark Houtz’ latest blog post!
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Cisco talks WiFi 7, UWB, and URWB at MFD12
How Meter is Making Networking Cool Again
Troy Martin is exploring how Meter is revitalizing the networking sector by integrating crucial hardware into existing infrastructure without the typical complexities of traditional setups. This approach not only simplifies the deployment but also enhances the management and scalability of networks, making them more adaptable to modern business needs. Meter’s innovative solutions are setting new standards in the industry, making networking not just functional but also exciting. Read more coverage of Networking Field Day 36 on Troy’s blog.
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How Meter is Making Networking Cool Again
Heroku Uplifts Developer Experience with a Shorter Build and Deploy Cycle
Heroku has introduced enhancements to their platform, significantly shortening the build and deploy cycle, aimed at improving the overall developer experience. This update allows developers to streamline workflows, reduce downtime, and deliver applications more efficiently. The changes reflect Heroku’s commitment to providing developer-friendly solutions that support rapid and reliable software development. Read more coverage of AppDev Field Day 2 by Sulagna Saha on DevOps dot com!
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Heroku Uplifts Developer Experience with a Shorter Build and Deploy Cycle
The Cisco #MFD12 Slide That Overloaded My Brain
Lee Badman recently reflected on a presentation from Cisco at Mobility Field Day 12 that was packed with complex information, specifically highlighting a slide that he found particularly overwhelming. In his review, Badman discusses how the slide attempted to cover too much data and technology, making it difficult to quickly understand and retain the vast amount of information presented. Despite the overload, he appreciates the deep dive into Cisco’s powerful capabilities, suggesting a more simplified approach could make such presentations more effective.
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The Cisco #MFD12 Slide That Overloaded My Brain
Effortless Guest Wi-Fi with Nile: From Zero to Ready in Minutes
Mohammad Ali discusses the seamless simplicity of Nile’s guest Wi-Fi solutions, designed to transition any space from zero connectivity to guest-ready in minutes. Nile ensures a hassle-free setup process that enhances user satisfaction and streamlines network management. Ideal for businesses looking to offer robust Wi-Fi access without compromising on security or performance. Ali first saw Nile’s solution at Networking Field Day 32.
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Effortless Guest Wi-Fi with Nile: From Zero to Ready in Minutes
My first Tech Field Day experience at AppDev Field Day 2 – Heroku
Attending AppDev Field Day 2 was a transformative experience for Mike Stanley, who writes about the capabilities of Heroku in this article. Heroku simplifies application deployment by managing infrastructure, allowing developers to focus on coding. Despite the potential cost premium, the convenience and time savings make it a valuable service for developers and operations professionals.
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My first Tech Field Day experience at AppDev Field Day 2 – Heroku
