At Edge Field Day 3, Mark Houtz discovered Avassa’s innovative solution for transitioning legacy virtual machines (VMs) to a modern, containerized environment. This approach addresses the challenge of maintaining legacy applications while benefiting from the scalability and efficiency of container technology. Through Avassa’s platform, businesses can seamlessly integrate their existing VM-based workloads into a cloud-native architecture, optimizing operational efficiency and resource utilization.
Site Autonomy and Offline Application Management at the Edge, with Avassa
In this Gestalt IT article, Sulagna Saha explores the groundbreaking approach of Avassa towards enabling site autonomy and effective offline application management at the edge. She delves into how Avassa’s platform assists enterprises in maintaining critical operations seamlessly, even in disconnected environments, by enhancing edge computing capabilities. The discussion also highlights the strategic advantages for businesses that adopt robust edge management solutions, ensuring resilience and operational continuity. Read more coverage of Edge Field Day 3 on Gestalt IT.
Massively scalable, highly available, applications at the edge with Avassa
Alastair Cooke considers the significance of deploying applications at the edge, emphasizing the necessity for massive scalability and high availability provided by Avassa’s platform. He highlights how Avassa facilitates the management of applications directly at the edge, enhancing performance and resilience. Cooke’s analysis showcases the potential benefits in operational efficiency and user experience improvements in distributed computing environments. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article inspired by Avassa’s Edge Field Day 3 presentation.
Techstrong Gang – September 24, 2024
In a recent appearance on Techstrong Gang, our own Stephen Foskett discussed the latest developments in edge solutions following Edge Field Day. The event featured VMware, Avassa, Tsecond, Zededa, and OnLogic showcasing their innovations in edge computing. VMware’s new platform, Avassa’s orchestration, Tsecond’s rugged storage, Zededa’s scalability, and OnLogic’s edge servers demonstrated the diversity of edge solutions. For more insights, check out Stephen Foskett discussing the event on Techstrong Gang with Alan Shimel, Mitch Ashley, and the rest of the gang!
Avassa: Edge Computing Solutions for “That Guy” and Everyone Else
Avassa is at the forefront of transforming edge computing by tailoring solutions not just for niche experts but for every level of user, empowering both “That Guy” and the broader audience to manage and deploy applications seamlessly. Their innovative approach simplifies complex processes, ensuring scalability and robust performance across various industries seeking edge solutions. By focusing on user-friendly interfaces and powerful backend integrations, Avassa is making edge computing accessible and efficient for everyone. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Ivan McPhee following Avassa’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Avassa: The Swedes Have Invaded the Edge
Allyson Klein’s recent article explores Avassa, a Swedish startup revolutionizing edge computing with its unique platform-centric approach. Avassa focuses on deploying and operationalizing containerized applications at the edge, promising improved manageability and operational consistency. Highlighting the significance of edge computing in modern IT infrastructure, Klein discusses Avassa’s potential to enhance distributed environments through their innovative strategies and solutions. Read more in this article, inspired by Avassa’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Taking Technology to the Edge at Edge Field Day 3
Stephen Foskett announces Edge Field Day 3, set for September 18-19, focusing on the critical advancements in edge computing across sectors, with insights from VMware by Broadcom, Avassa, and Tsecond on networking, data migration, and AI. ZEDEDA and OnLogic will provide expertise on edge orchestration and computing solutions, enhancing practical applications in challenging environments. This event will be broadcast live, promoting interactive participation and dialogue on technological advancements in edge computing.
It’s an Edge-Y NUC World
Mark Houtz had the opportunity to attend the first Edge Field Day where he heard from Scale Computing, Avassa Systems, Mako Networks, Opengear, and more. One topic that stood out was the use of Intel NUCs in edge deployments. While Intel has decided to exit the PC business, other vendors like Simply NUC are stepping in to continue the NUC legacy. Read more about Mark’s experiences at Edge Field Day and thoughts about the demise of the NUC.
Edge to Cloud (To Edge) on the Biggest Stage on Earth
In the latest from The Tech Arena, Allyson Klein and Carl Moberg of Avassa discuss the complexities of delivering live broadcast media on a global scale. They bring up the transformation happening in the production side of the broadcast chain, highlighting the challenges of real-time video processing and the need for specialized infrastructure. They also share their thoughts on the future of production infrastructure, including the potential for cloud-based solutions and the importance of considering the specific requirements of each production scenario.
Edge Computing Architecture Fundamentals
At Edge Field Day 1, companies such as Scale Computing, Mako Networks, Avassa, Zededa, and Opengear presented their solutions for deploying applications to the edge. There has been no universal agreement on what the term “edge” means, but delegates concluded that organizations should consider deploying applications in a location where they can achieve peak optimization. The presenters focused on networking, out-of-band access, compute/storage, provisioning, observability, and orchestration, aspects, but stressed that there is no uniform approach given that the edge varies by context. Read on for Gina Rosenthal’s thoughts on EFD1 and edge computing!
Time to Recalibrate Your Views on Edge Computing
After attending Edge Field Day 1, Ben Young shares his reflections on edge computing and how his views may have changed after speaking with a range of vendors at the event. While his views going into the event were largely confirmed, he also gained new insights, including the concept that edges can be smaller than previously thought, with companies such as Scale Computing providing hyperconverged infrastructure on an Intel NUC. Furthermore, centralised orchestration is critical for scaling, efficiency, and agility, as is enhanced security and compliance in a challenging, often unstable edge environment.
Application Management at the Edge With Avassa
In this TechArena podcast, Allyson Klein engages in conversation with Avassa CTO Carl Moberg, who she met at Edge Field Day recently. Carl shares how his company is pioneering the idea of bringing application control to edge environments while designing solutions that cater to both infrastructure operators and application developers. Avassa’s solution enables businesses to get the most out of their existing infrastructure investments while delivering applications with improved performance. Listen to the TechArena and learn all about Avassa!
Thousands of Containers Without Kubernetes?
“If you need to manage container applications at your distributed edge, look at Avassa’s videos and the other presenters at Edge Field Day.” Alastair Cooke had great things to say about Avassa after attending their presentation at Edge Field Day in February. Read his full thoughts on his website, and watch Avassa’s presentation on the Tech Field Day Youtube Channel.
Managing Applications at On-Site Edge With Avassa
Monitoring and managing applications is a daily grind for IT teams in charge of the edge environments. In this article, Sulagna Saha reviews the Avassa Platform that brings the cloud operating model to the edge with easy app management and monitoring. Read her article at Gestalt IT, or watch the live demo from the Edge Field Day event here at Tech Field Day.
Deploying Applications Across Edge Locations With Mako Networks and Avassa
In this Roundtable discussion with Mako Networks and Avassa, we hear from co-founders from both companies about deploying applications at scale at the edge. Watch how the conversation unfolded between Stephen Foskett, Simon Gamble, Carl Moberg, Ben Young, and Alastair Cooke on Gestalt IT’s Youtube channel.
CXO Insight: Do We Really Need Kubernetes at the Edge?
In this article, Enrico Signoretti assesses the value of Kubernetes at the Edge. He gives the pros and cons as well as alternatives to Kubernetes at the Edge (including Avassa’s contatiner management platform). Read his full thoughts on the GigaOm website.
Learn More About Edge Computing at the First Edge Field Day Event
Curious about what’s happening at the first Edge Field Day? Stephen Foskett gives us the rundown of who will be presenting at the inaugural event. We have a great lineup with Avassa, Scale Computing, Mako Networks, ZEDEDA, and Opengear. Check out the video on Gestalt IT’s website.
Monitoring Apps in the Cloud With Avassa
Avassa’s approach to edge management gives nearly any IT organization full purview over their edge deployments at scale from the cloud. Writing for Gestalt IT, Zach DeMeyer lays out how such a capability is sure to enable faster, more effective edge deployments in the future. Check out Avassa’s latest product portfolio from Tech Field Day here!
Dramatically Decreasing the Time to Push Software to the Edge
The demonstration that Avassa Systems delivered at September’s Tech Field Day really drove home just how powerful their solution is assisting in pushing docker images to edge devices. Denny Cherry, a Field Day delegate, writes on how his mind was racing from the demonstrations provided by Avassa Systems. If you’re into an environment with edge devices, check out Denny’s latest post!
Managing Applications at the Distributed Edge Cloud With Avassa
Do you want a broader understanding of edge computing? Check out what Keith Ward, a Field Day delegate, writes on Avassa’s presentation of edge computing at Tech Field Day. He expands on the demos of edge software he witnessed during Avassa’s demonstration. Be sure to keep reading on!
