Cisco’s Update on Digital Experience & Assurance-Where Is It Heading ?
Cisco’s focus on Digital Experience and Assurance was a key topic at the recent Mobility Field Day event, where they outlined the direction and advancements in this crucial area. The update revealed Cisco’s efforts to enhance network reliability and user experiences through innovative technologies and solutions. This pivotal discussion suggests a strategic trajectory toward increasingly sophisticated tools for monitoring and managing network performance and end-user satisfaction. Read more in this article by Dev Nellamakada!
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Cisco’s Update on Digital Experience & Assurance-Where Is It Heading ?
Exploring Google Cloud’s Cloud Run: Advantages and Limitations
Sam Holschuh delves into the strengths and constraints of Google Cloud’s Cloud Run service, offering a balanced perspective on its capabilities. His article highlights Cloud Run’s ease of deployment for containerized applications and its managed environment that abstracts underlying infrastructure complexities. However, Holschuh also points out limitations regarding granular control and customization that developers may face, prompting careful consideration when selecting a platform for specific project needs. Learn more in this LinkedIn Pulse article inspired by Google’s AppDev Field Day presentation.
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Exploring Google Cloud's Cloud Run: Advantages and Limitations
Is There a Chief Resiliency Officer in Your Future?
In this LinkedIn Pulse article following AppDev Field Day, Alan Shimel contemplates the growing importance of corporate resilience in the face of disruptive events, questioning the necessity for dedicated leadership in the form of a Chief Resiliency Officer. He argues that the acceleration of digital transformation and the increasing complexity of IT environments make a strong case for such a role. Shimel’s article invites discussion on how organizations can best prepare for unforeseen challenges by prioritizing resilience strategy at the executive level.
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Is There a Chief Resiliency Officer in Your Future?
204a Sesión De Tesos en Wi-Fi: MFD11 eino.ai Wireless Networks Design
In the 204th “Tesos en Wi-Fi” session, the spotlight was on eino.ai’s innovative approach to wireless network design, as showcased at Mobility Field Day 11. The session delved into how eino.ai leverages artificial intelligence to revolutionize the process of planning and optimizing wireless networks. This focus on AI-driven design techniques underscores a significant shift towards automation and smarter analytics in the industry’s approach to network deployment and maintenance.
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204a Sesión De Tesos en Wi-Fi: MFD11 eino.ai Wireless Networks Design
AI is the New Blockchain
AI is at the top of the hype cycle and it feels unstoppable. Once upon a time blockchain was in the same place. In this episode, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by Evan Mintzer and Jody Lemoine.
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Mezmo: Telemetry Data Management for Observability and Security
Sam Holschuh discusses Mezmo’s telemetry data management solution following their AppDev Field Day presentation, highlighting its pivotal role in enhancing both observability and security for modern IT infrastructures. Mezmo’s platform provides teams with the tools needed to manage vast streams of telemetry data effectively, turning raw data into actionable insights. The article underscores the importance of robust data management in achieving comprehensive system observability and maintaining stringent security postures.
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Mezmo: Telemetry Data Management for Observability and Security
Catchpoint Works to Catch Your App’s Sticking Point
Guy Currier presents an overview of how Catchpoint’s performance monitoring tools are adept at pinpointing issues within applications that may hinder user experience. Catchpoint’s approach focuses on identifying and resolving the “sticking points” that can affect application smoothness and efficiency. His article illuminates how deploying such sophisticated monitoring solutions can be crucial for organizations to maintain optimal application performance and ensure customer satisfaction. Learn more about Catchpoint’s AppDev Field Day presentation in this LinkedIn Pulse article!
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Catchpoint Works to Catch Your App’s Sticking Point
The AppDev Tech Field Day Report: GCP Cloud Run Demo and a GKE Comparison
Alan Shimel reports from AppDev Field Day with a discussion of GCP Cloud Run and compares it to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), elucidating key differences and use cases for developers. This comprehensive review offers insights into how each service can streamline cloud-native development and operations, assisting in making informed decisions for application deployment. The report serves as a valuable resource for understanding the nuances between fully managed serverless platforms and container orchestration systems within the Google Cloud ecosystem.
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The AppDev Tech Field Day Report: GCP Cloud Run Demo and a GKE Comparison
Network Visibility for Application Performance
Michael Levan dives into the critical role of network visibility in optimizing application performance following the Catchpoint presentation at AppDev Field Day. He emphasizes how in-depth insights into network activity can pinpoint issues affecting application efficiency and user experience. Understanding the interconnectedness of network infrastructure and application behavior is essential for IT professionals to maintain high performance and rapid issue resolution.
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Network Visibility for Application Performance
Celona Secures Private 5G UEs With Palo Alto at MFD11
Mark Houtz covers a significant development in secure enterprise networking with Celona’s announcement at Mobility Field Day 11 about integrating with Palo Alto for private 5G User Equipment (UE) security. Celona’s move to ensure stringent security protocols addresses the growing demand for secure 5G deployments in enterprise environments. His article points out the importance of this partnership, which aims to provide businesses with a protected 5G ecosystem, combining Celona’s networking expertise with Palo Alto’s robust security measures.
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Celona Secures Private 5G UEs With Palo Alto at MFD11
Google Cloud & Cloud Run: Helping Developers Build Faster?
Jack Poller addresses how Google Cloud’s Cloud Run service is accelerating the development process for programmers in this LinkedIn Pulse article for AppDev Field Day. He highlights the platform’s capacity to streamline projects by handling infrastructure management tasks, allowing developers to focus on writing and deploying code. Poller suggests that Cloud Run could be a key tool for developers seeking to deliver applications more quickly and efficiently in a competitive tech landscape.
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Google Cloud & Cloud Run: Helping Developers Build Faster?
Optimizing Observability With Mezmo
Jack Poller discusses the critical role of Mezmo, previously known as LogDNA, in optimizing the observability of complex IT systems. He explains how Mezmo offers comprehensive tools for log management and analytics that aid teams in maintaining system health and quickly resolving incidents. Poller’s article emphasizes the importance of effective observability in today’s IT infrastructure and how Mezmo stands out in supporting these operational needs.
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Optimizing Observability With Mezmo
One-Button Upgrade to 5G With Celona AP 20
Sulagna Saha covers the Celona presentation from Mobility Field Day 11 in this Gestalt IT article. Celona’s AP 20 promises a simplified one-button upgrade path to 5G for organizations. The Celona AP 20’s design enables enterprises to easily integrate 5G capabilities into their existing environments, ensuring minimal disruption while enhancing connectivity. The article on Gestalt IT marks this innovation as a noteworthy step for Celona in making advanced 5G networking more accessible to businesses of all sizes.
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One-Button Upgrade to 5G With Celona AP 20
Google Cloud at AppDev Field Day by Empowering Developers With Cloud Run
In this LinkedIn Pulse article for AppDev Field Day, Paul Nashawaty highlights Google Cloud’s participation at AppDev Field Day, focusing on their empowerment of developers through Cloud Run. The service’s serverless infrastructure allows for easy scaling and streamlined workflows, helping developers to efficiently deploy applications. Nashawaty’s summary underscores Google Cloud’s dedication to simplifying the developer experience and fostering productivity with their innovative Cloud Run offering.
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Google Cloud at AppDev Field Day by Empowering Developers With Cloud Run
Nerdy Summer Camp With Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2024!
Tom Hollingsworth offers a preview of Tech Field Extra at Cisco Live US, likening it to a “nerdy summer camp” for IT professionals and enthusiasts. He emphasizes the value in bringing together a diverse group of delegates and industry leaders to exchange ideas, insights, and the latest technological trends. Join Tech Field Day live from Las Vegas for deep dives from various Cisco product organizations as well as Opengear and lots more!
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Nerdy Summer Camp With Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2024!
Mezmo at AppDev Field Day Describes Controlling Your Telemetry Data With Confidence
Paul Nashawaty highlights Mezmo’s presentation at AppDev Field Day, where they discussed how their platform empowers users to manage telemetry data with assurance. Mezmo’s focus on data control extends to ensuring security, compliance, and efficient analysis, making it a go-to for developers in a data-driven world. Nashawaty’s summary emphasizes the significance of robust data management solutions like Mezmo, which are crucial for organizations to navigate the complexities of modern application development and operations.
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Mezmo at AppDev Field Day Describes Controlling Your Telemetry Data With Confidence
Cloud Run for K8s: GKE, Not GKE
In this AppDev Field Day LinkedIn Pulse article, Guy Currier examines the versatility of Cloud Run for Kubernetes, discussing its implementation both within Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and outside of it. His article emphasizes Cloud Run’s ability to provide a cohesive and streamlined serverless experience for containerized applications, regardless of the underlying infrastructure. Currier’s piece sheds light on the expanding serverless options for developers seeking to leverage Kubernetes, and Cloud Run’s role in blurring the lines between fully managed and self-managed environments.
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Cloud Run for K8s: GKE, Not GKE
Monitoring and Observability (Enter Mezmo)
Michael Levan introduces Mezmo, who presented at AppDev Field Day. They are a compelling solution in the field of monitoring and observability on the dev.to platform. He highlights how Mezmo provides insightful data analysis and log management tools, helping teams to ensure the optimal performance and reliability of their systems. The shift to Mezmo demonstrates how modern observability platforms are becoming essential in efficiently diagnosing and addressing potential IT infrastructure issues.
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Monitoring and Observability (Enter Mezmo)
Arista Networks Refreshes CloudVision AGNI With New Feature Set
Arista Networks has introduced a new suite of features for CloudVision AGNI, enhancing the platform’s network visibility and analytics capabilities, as detailed by Sulagna Saha on Gestalt IT following Mobility Field Day 11. This update signifies a leap forward in simplifying network operations with advanced telemetry and automation designed to meet modern networking demands. The refreshed CloudVision AGNI demonstrates Arista’s ongoing commitment to providing sophisticated tools for managing today’s cloud-driven network environments.
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Arista Networks Refreshes CloudVision AGNI With New Feature Set
Google Cloud Cloud Run and GKE
In this LinkedIn Pulse article, Alan Shimel delves into the AppDev Field Day presentation of Google Cloud’s Cloud Run and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), detailing the transformations they bring to cloud computing. He impresses upon his readers how Cloud Run simplifies container management with a serverless approach, while GKE offers a scalable and secure environment for Kubernetes deployments. Shimel’s analysis emphasizes the potential of these services to accommodate various developer needs, from automatic scaling to intricate orchestration, underscoring Google Cloud’s commitment to innovation in cloud services.
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