Tim Van Herck, Director of Operations at VeloCloud, reviews the architecture VeloCloud’s SD-WAN utilizes. He further shows current VeloCloud deployments, and some of the cloud providers that are used across the service.
VeloCloud Solution Overview with Steve Woo
Steve Woo, co-founder and VP of Products at VeloCloud, gives a brief technical overview of SD-WAN. This includes the general advantages, and the specific advantages offered by VeloCloud. Steve then reviews how both over the top and on-prem VeloCloud implementations can be setup, and the flexibility of these setups.
VeloCloud Introduction with Sanjay Uppal
Sanjay Uppal, Co-founder and CEO of VeloCloud, gives an update on the state of the company. VeloCloud is now deployed in over 600 enterprise sites, and the company is bullish on growth. Sanjay then forecasts the future of SD-WAN.
SolarWinds Network Insight with Chris O’Brien
Chris O’Brien, Product Manager at SolarWinds, shows how the company is addressing monitoring of the increasing number of load balancers, proxies, and firewalls. These devices are relatively few in number, but generally tend to be at critical bottlenecks. SolarWinds’ Load Balancing Platform aims to begin to monitor these devices, and show their relationships with the […]
SolarWinds Network Monitoring with Chris O’Brien
Chris O’Brien, Product Manager at SolarWinds, discusses some of the design decisions behind NetPath. SolarWinds specifically developed the tool to hide as much data as needed to make it easier to find the true troubleshooting issues. Chris further goes over some of the tradeoffs inherent in any kind of network monitoring solution.
SolarWinds How Netpath Works with Chris O’Brien
Chris O’Brien, Product Manager at SolarWinds, answers some questions about how specifically NetPath works. The origins of the tool was based on traceroute, and how NetPath was created to cover the many inadequacies of traceroute for diagnosing issues.
SolarWinds Netpath Progress with Chris O’Brien
Chris O’Brien, Product Manager at SolarWinds, give an update on the progress of NetPath. He includes a look at the number of unique services monitored, the port numbers monitored, and some of the issues they’ve uncovered in networking.
SolarWinds Mapping Paths with Chris O’Brien
Chris O’Brien, Product Manager at SolarWinds, demonstrates how to make a path with NetPath. He asks the Networking Field Day delegates for their own URLs as an example, and uses NetPath to run the paths live.
SolarWinds NetPath Update with Chris O’Brien
Chris O’Brien, Product Manager at SolarWinds, give the Networking Field Day delegates an update on their NetPath technology. He gives an update on development progress, and shows how NetPath can be used. Chris shows the delegates how the NetPath tool visualizes the network path and performance.
Docker Networking Fabric with Madhu Venugopal
Madhu Venugopal, Senior Director of Networking at Docker, reviews the networking fabric features of Docker. He first goes through the development of networking with Docker, up to the upcoming version 1.13. Madhu further goes into the current built in Docker networking abilities, as well as the ability to create bridges and add configurable plugins.
Docker for AWS and Azure with Michael Friis
Michael Friis, Product Manager at Docker, reviews the company’s offerings for AWS and Azure. The service is in private beta, with a public beta coming soon. Michael shows how Docker automates this process to allow users to get containers on these cloud services operating quickly. Docker particularly focused on making upgrades easy and non-disruptive.
Docker Windows Containers with Michael Friis
Michael Friis, Project Manager at Docker, introduces Docker on Windows, now available natively on Windows Server 2016. He reviews the two image choices available for Windows containers, a stripped down nanoserver and windowsservercore, which has the full .NET framework.
Docker Securing the Supply Chain with David Lawrence
David Lawrence, Notary Lead at Docker, reviews how Docker secures the software supply chain. This resolves around making sure that the platform, content, and access are secure. He reviews the passive security features in Linux containers, including restricting exposed root abilities, as well as more proactive measures, like actively scanning for known exploits.
Docker Intro to Containers with Vivek Saraswat
Vivek Saraswat, Product Manager at Docker, gives a basic overview of containers and Docker’s roll in the enterprise. He further goes over the company’s core tenants of what they see for Containers as a Service.
Rubrik SQL Demo with Chris Wahl
Chris Wahl, Chief Technology Evangelist at Rubrik, shows their backup solution working on SQL. Chris kills a database, and demonstrates the power of Rubrik’s backup solution to easily proceed with recovery.
Rubrik Linux Demo with Kenny To
Kenny To, Founding Engineer at Rubrik, demos the Linux protection functionality of Rubrik. He shows how Rubrik has extended their policy based backup solution to physical Linux hosts.
Rubrik Demo with Chris Wahl
Chris Wahl, Chief Technology Evangelist at Rubrik, runs through a demo of the latest Rubrik release, 3.0 Firefly. Chris showcases the protection abilities for physical, virtual, and cloud resources.
Rubrik Atlas FIle System with Adam Gee and Rolland Miller
Adam Gee, Founding Engineer at Rubrik, and Director of Solutions Architecture Rolland Miller present the details of Rubrik’s Atlas file system. They look into the architectural decisions and technical details surrounding Atlas. They describe it as a next-generation file system, and it is the basis of their Rubrik Cloud Data Management fabric.
Rubrik Introduction with Chris Wahl
Chris Wahl, Chief Technology Evangelist for Rubrik, introduces the delegates to Rubrik. He goes on to give examples of what current customers are doing with their backup product in production.
DriveScale Market Observations with Gene Banman
Gene Banman, CEO of DriveScale, reviews where the company sees their place in the storage market. Their customer strategy revolves around uses of Hadoop analytics. This strategy leans heavily on early adopters, as mainstream organizations are only doing Hadoop POCs at this time.