Jeremy Schulman, Head of Customer Enablement at Apstra, and Derick Winkworth, Systems Engineer, demonstrate their network blueprint tools. This allows the design principals to be open for all future engineers working on the network to see both the layout and purpose of the network as a whole.
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Hazelcast In-Memory Data Grid Overview and Use Cases
Sr. Director of Technical Solutions, Dale Kim, will dive into Hazelcast’s in-memory data grid and event stream processing engine. He will also highlight some interesting and innovative use cases built by Hazelcast customers. After presenting the differences between the open source and enterprise editions of Hazelcast’s solution, Kim presents an architectural discussion of distributed computing […]
DNA Center Platform – Integrate Your Network into the IT Process
IT teams are rolling out controller-based networks to automate provisioning and centralize visibility, on the journey to intent-based networking. Now you can take the next step by turning your intent-based network, based on DNA Center, into an open platform to integrate the network into IT operations workflows and enable IT and business innovation. Find out […]
Intel Unleash Non-Volatile Media Performance with SPDK with Anu Rao
Anu Rao, Product Manager, discusses the latest updates and optimizations of Intel’s Storage Performance Development Kit (SPDK). SPDK is a storage reference software layer designed for non-volatile media of the future, designed to allow for million of IOPS per core, while reducing average and tail latency, wrapped in an open source license.
Riverbed Corporate Updates and Company Overview
This video will cover the Riverbed vision and discuss where we are heading with our secure, open, and flexible platforms that is comprised of best-in-class network performance management, WAN optimization, application acceleration, and SD-WAN solutions. We will look at the Riverbed Network and Application Performance Platform that enables organizations to visualize, optimize, accelerate, and remediate […]
Platform9 Fission Serverless on Kubernetes with Amrish Kapoor and Cody Hill
Amrish Kapoor, VP of Engineering at Platform9, reviews their approach to the serverless computing paradigm, called Fission. Their implementation was created during a company hackathon, and serves as an alternative to AWS Lambda, and is completely open source. Cody Hill, Lead Systems Engineer, then leads a demonstration.
Arista Cognitive Campus Unified Wired + Wireless Architecture
In this session, we will discuss how we are building a truly unified wired + wireless architecture for campus networks that is based on open standards, and also discuss large enterprise reference network designs.
Why Druva Is All About SaaS
If infrastructure can be moved partially or entirely to a cloud provider and free up IT resources, then Druva believes the same can be done for backup. This is a logical next step for backup practices and with an early seat at the backup as a service (BaaS) table, Druva is well positioned to become a leader. Ken Nalbone digs into some of the detail Druva presented at Tech Field Day earlier this year.
Juniper Buries the Headline at NFD20
Brian Gleason thought Juniper Networks had one of the best presentations at Networking Field Day last month. Instead of focusing on routing and switching, the company took the time to highlight their free educational tools. NRE Labs particularly impressed Brian. Instead of being a lead-gen bait and switch, NRE Labs is a GitHub-hosted set of learning resources for network engineers not yet comfortable with automation and programming. It has lessons for beginners, but is also designed to help move beyond the basics. It’s a refreshingly helpful set of resources from Juniper.
Droplet Computing delivers universal app virtualization
Chris Evans shares his thoughts on Droplet Computing, who debuted their browser-based application containers at the event. Chris sees this as a way to free applications from any OS or architecture dependency. If Droplet can make the delivery seamless, he sees a bright future ahead for the company.
Meine Woche Im Silicon Valley
Kerstin Stief traveled all the way from Germany to Santa Clara, California and attended last month’s Networking Field Day as a delegate. In her free time throughout the week, Kerstin visited many places within the South Bay area. She goes into detail of her overall experience in California and cannot wait to be back for another Field Day. Check out this intriguing post!
MFD9 Day3 Recap
The Wireless Pubcast podcast covered day 3 of Mobility Field Day 9, featuring Arista and Celona. Arista showcased their comprehensive Wi-Fi solution, CloudVision AGNI, emphasizing its polished interface, rule-based analysis capabilities, and compatibility with other vendors’ networks. Celona presented their Celona Private 5G solution, highlighting its flexibility for future transitions and real-world deployments. They discussed the importance of regulatory compliance, offered free online classes for certification, and mentioned plans for exploring neutral host arrangements. Listen in as Chris Reed and Raymond Hendrix dive deep into Mobility Field Day 9 day 3 on the Wireless Pubcast podcast!
CloudIQ is looking out for your storage system’s health
Jon Klaus writes about Dell EMC’s CloudIQ presented at Storage Field Day 16. CloudIQ’s purpose is to keep track of your storage system performance, health, capacity and notify you in case of any anomalies. Jon was impressed by CloudIQ’s functionality, but also by it being free to use for those with a Dell EMC Unity storage system and having a responsive and active development team.
Tackling Troublesome Tunnels With 128 Technology
Can you build a modern SD-WAN network without using tunnels? 128 Technology thinks that you can and they have the services to prove it. Tom Hollingsworth takes a look at their presentation from Networking Field Day 20 and how they’re building tunnel-free networks.
Upstack Your Thinking – With APIClarity
Justin Cohen of Can I Tech It? digs into the recent app release by Cisco: APIClarity. The tool keeps tabs on your microservices’ API calls, and is free on Github. Don’t forget to reach the end of the piece for a great demo of the tool!
Meet Field Day Delegate – Martin Duggan
Check out our newest delegate, Martin Duggan! Martin is a technical leader and principal network architect, but in his free time he spends most days with his family trying to make “the perfect pizza”. Check out a little bit more about Martin here!
A True Private Cloud With SoftIron
While the cloud has its advantages, the notion of on-premises infrastructure regaining its appeal cannot be ignored, as SoftIron emphasizes at Cloud Field Day 19 with their HyperCloud solution. SoftIron’s product promises a true private cloud experience with a focus on simplification and fully integrated hardware and software, designed and manufactured in-house, catering especially to heavily regulated sectors. If you’re evaluating a transition to or revitalization of your on-premises environment, HyperCloud might just offer that seamless, tear-free operability and management you’ve been seeking, melding the advantages of both on-prem and public cloud paradigms. Read more in this article by Field Day delegate Matt Allford.
TFD13 Recap – New Veeam Agents and VeeamON
We were thrilled to have Rebecca Fitzhugh for her first Tech Field Day earlier this month. In her first post after the event, Rebecca takes a look at what Veeam presented. They debuted their recovery agents for Windows and Linux, and she came away impressed. These allow for quick recovery on either a volume or file level, with support for recovery to Hyper-V on the Windows variant. Best of all, they’re available to test out for free!
Rubrik to talk cloud data management at Tech Field Day
Mike Preston has a great rundown of what he’s looking forward to from Rubrik at Tech Field Day next week. Aside from tempting Mike with free Lego (the struggle is real), he’s likes their policy based approach to data protection and disaster recovery. The strength of the policy based approach lies in the simplicity, define the tasks you want in the policies, and Rubrik’s appliance does the rest.
The other benefit Mike likes is the ability to work inside backups performed by Rubrik. This includes analysis, complex search, and testing on VMs.
The company iterates quickly, on their third major release in just a few years in existence. It should make for an exciting Tech Field Day presentation.
Ryussi MoSMB – High performance SMB
Chin-Fah Heoh saw a presentation from first time Storage Field Day company Ryussi, and they were talking about their MoSMB product, a proprietary SMB stack. Chin-Fah wondered what benefits it has over SAMBA, which has a long legacy and is free. Unlike SAMBA, MoSMB is designed for high availability and more demanding workloads. It also has support for enterprise grade applications like MS SQL and MSCS. Chin-Fah thinks there’s definitely an eager market for an enterprise-grade network file share system, and MoSMB seems up to the task.
