Juniper’s Momentum in AIOps with Mist AI

Event: AI Field Day 1

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents Mist AI at AI Field Day 1

Company: Juniper Mist AI, Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Jeff Aaron

Juniper delivers the best real customer experience with an AI-Driven Enterprise that is empowered with Client-to-Cloud Insights, AIOps, and AI-driven Actions.

Jeff Aaron, VP of Enterprise Marketing, introduces the Juniper Networks presentation at AI Field Day. He begins with a look at Juniper’s history with Field Day and a preview of the presentation agenda. Then he turns to a look at the Juniper vision to deliver client-to-cloud insight, automation, and AI-driven actions. Juniper has many AIOps “firsts” with Mist AI and is delivering real AI-powered products to customers. Throughout the presentation, the Field Day delegates join in with discussion and questions.


Celona Product Demos for Infrastructure Deployment and Application Awareness

Event: Mobility Field Day 5

Appearance: Celona Presents at Mobility Field Day 5

Company: Celona

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Personnel: Jeremy Rollinson

Tune in to watch Jeremy “JR” Rollinson from Celona run through a product demonstration of CBRS LTE infrastructure deployment and application awareness with Celona’s MicroSlicing technology. To see the Celona solution in action and give it a try in your own environment, visit https://www.celona.io/journey. You can also join Celona’s online community of “Freqs” at https://celona.io/community.


Celona KPI-based Network and Policy Orchestration for CBRS based Private LTE

Event: Mobility Field Day 5

Appearance: Celona Presents at Mobility Field Day 5

Company: Celona

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Personnel: Mehmet Yavuz

Tune in to watch Mehmet Yavuz from Celona to share how Celona tackles KPI-based network and policy orchestration for CBRS based Private LTE wireless. To see the Celona solution in action and give it a try in your own environment, visit https://www.celona.io/journey. You can also join Celona’s online community of “Freqs” at https://celona.io/community.


Celona Cloud-native Software for Core Network Functions in Private LTE

Event: Mobility Field Day 5

Appearance: Celona Presents at Mobility Field Day 5

Company: Celona

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Personnel: Mehmet Yavuz

Tune in to watch Mehmet Yavuz from Celona review the LTE/5G mobile core network functions in CBRS based private LTE wireless networks. To see the Celona solution in action and give it a try in your own environment, visit https://www.celona.io/journey. You can also join Celona’s online community of “Freqs” at https://celona.io/community.


Celona Mobility and Spectrum Management with CBRS based Private LTE

Event: Mobility Field Day 5

Appearance: Celona Presents at Mobility Field Day 5

Company: Celona

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Personnel: Andrew vonNagy

Tune in to watch Andrew von Nagy from Celona talk about the CBRS spectrum management and how it enables device mobility for private LTE. To see the Celona solution in action and give it a try in your own environment, visit https://www.celona.io/journey. You can also join Celona’s online community of “Freqs” at https://celona.io/community.


Celona CBRS Device Ecosystem and SIM Provisioning for Private LTE

Event: Mobility Field Day 5

Appearance: Celona Presents at Mobility Field Day 5

Company: Celona

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Personnel: Andrew vonNagy

Tune in to watch Andrew von Nagy from Celona talk about the CBRS device ecosystem and the details on SIM provisioning for private LTE. To see the Celona solution in action and give it a try in your own environment, visit https://www.celona.io/journey. You can also join Celona’s online community of “Freqs” at https://celona.io/community.


Building Eventually Consistent Views from AWS S3 with Scality

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: Scality Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: Scality

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Personnel: Rahul Padigela

Rahul Padigela, Director of Engineering, discusses the Scality Zenko S3 architecture, the scalability challenges faced, and how this translates to different storage vendors.


Scality Innovations for Microsoft Azure

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: Scality Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: Scality

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Personnel: Paul Speciale

Paul Speciale, CPO of Scality, provides a tour of Scality’s multi-year collaboration with Azure, focusing on several key product innovations that have come from this partnership. This includes solutions that add value to the Azure Cloud, for example, S3 API support for Azure Blob storage, hybrid cloud data solutions on Azure, and finally an on-demand high-performance file storage solution on Azure Blob.


Scality Kubernetes Experiences, Learnings and Future

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: Scality Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: Scality

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Personnel: Nicolas Trangez

Nicolas Trangez, Principal Architect, presents the use of Kubernetes in Scality’s storage products, Scality’s experience with Kubernetes and other cloud-native technologies, and some open source projects the company launched to deploy Kubernetes on-premises to run an enterprise grade storage system. In conclusion, Nicolas discuss how Scality can provide storage for container workloads.


Managing the Open Hybrid Cloud with Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: Red Hat Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: Red Hat

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Personnel: Michael Elder

OpenShift provides a consistent surface area for applications regardless of the underlying infrastructure. Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management makes it easy to manage OpenShift everywhere. Clusters can be created, upgraded, scaled and decommissioned as need across public cloud providers, VMware and bare metal or imported and managed from any OpenShift as a Service offering. Clusters within the fleet can easily apply and enforce configuration and governance policies regardless of the cloud provider and deploy and update applications using GitOps. In this demonstration, Michael Elder takes a look at each of these features and scale out our app over three cloud regions, 2 cloud providers and 2 continents. We’ll even leverage Ansible to make sure our change process in ServiceNOW is followed. All in about 25 minutes.


Red Hat OpenShift: Hosted and Managed Services

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: Red Hat Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: Red Hat

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Personnel: Andrew Cathrow

In this session, Andrew Cathrow will cover Red Hat managed services offerings. Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated on AWS, GCP, Azure and IBM Cloud. In addition viewers will learn and see demos how to start on Azure Red Hat Openshift (ARO) and newly announced Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA).


Stu’s Cloud Journey to Red Hat

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: Red Hat Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: Red Hat

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Personnel: Stu Miniman

The importance of cloud is not as a place or a destination, rather it is the changes in architecture and organization that must be taken to leverage the innovation and agility of modern environments. Hear how Stu Miniman’s journey as an analyst and host of thousands of video interviews led to a decision to join Red Hat’s cloud platform team.


A Look at the AWS Developer Experience for Containers

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: AWS Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: AWS

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Personnel: Nathan Peck

Nathan Peck, Sr. Product Developer Advocate, demonstrates the experience of developers deploying containers in Amazon Web Services (AWS). This segment will demo two recent developer-focused projects that aim to make it easier for developers to go from code to containers running on AWS. The first is AWS Copilot, the command line tool for deploying code to AWS ECS/Fargate. The seconds is  AWS Cloud Development Kit, an Infrastructure-as-Code SDK that lets developers deploy their architecture by using familiar programming languages.


The Role of Amazon ECS in the Container Ecosystem

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: AWS Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: AWS

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Personnel: Massimo Re Ferrè

Massimo Re Ferrè, Principal Technologist, discusses the evolution of Amazon Web Services ECS in the container ecosystem. Having operated a cloud for roughly 15 years, AWS has learned that different users have different requirements. In this session, the Field Day delegates learn about three Elastic Container Service (ECS) themes that are important and differentiating Amazon’s offerings. These themes include the data plane evolution and the flexibility AWS provides to meet customer requirements, the operational simplicity of the solution, and the application-focused approach Amazon envisions for ECS.


Introduction to AWS Container Services Portfolio

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: AWS Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: AWS

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Personnel: Nick Coult

Nick Coult, Sr. Manager of Product Management, presents the Amazon Web Services container services portfolio. Containers offer one of the best on-ramps for customer’s journey towards modern application development. In this section, Coult offers an overview of AWS Container Services portfolio.


The Evolution of End User Computing with NetApp

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: NetApp Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: NetApp

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Personnel: Charles Foley, Mike Walsh

Chuck Foley and Mike Walsh, Sr. Directors at NetApp, discuss the challenges of VDI at enterprise scale, and present a cloud-based solution. Although organizations have been looking to VDI for over a decade, the cloud can accelerate the value of a VDI solution, presenting new options to meet the challenges of today’s remote workforce. NetApp sees VDI moving “upstream” as organizations require remote solutions everywhere all at once.

NetApp’s Virtual Desktop Service is designed to deliver VDI at enterprise scale. It includes a global control plane for hybrid or multi-cloud virtual desktop deployments leveraging VMware vSphere, HCI, and Azure, GCP, and AWS public clouds. Mike Walsh then demonstrates the SaaS portal, deploying virtual desktops in Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure as the delegates ask questions and discuss the solution. The session concludes with a discussion of the benefits of the solution: cost savings, security, and operational automation using NetApp Cloud Insights.


The Evolution of Enterprise Applications with NetApp

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: NetApp Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: NetApp

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Personnel: Jeff Whitaker

Jeff Whitaker, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, discusses the evolution of enterprise applications and how NetApp is supporting them as data moves to the cloud. He presents the main cloud migration strategies for SaaS, container SaaS, and serverless or microservices PaaS, rehost, refactor, rearchitect, and rebuild. Throughout the presentation, the Field Day delegates ask questions and discuss the solution.

Whitaker then moves on to discuss one challenge many applications face in the cloud, namely the need for enterprise-class file services. This is the market served by Azure NetApp Files, a fully managed Azure service that allows organizations to transition enterprise file workloads to the cloud without having to refactor and rearchitect. The key use cases for Azure NetApp Files include migration of applications and database workloads to the cloud. It provides file services for both Linux and Windows with NFS and SMB protocols. This can be used to support various enterprise applications, and Whitaker discusses Oracle, Repsol, and SAP HANA on Azure in detail. He finishes with a demonstration of Azure NetApp Files.


How StorPool-Powered Clouds Compete with Leading Public Clouds

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: StorPool Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: StorPool

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Personnel: Boyan Krosnov

These are the reasons why companies choose to use StorPool when they need a high-performance storage platform for their clouds. As a result, their end-users applications perform measurably better – as per the measurements, up to 2.5 times better than the second-best public cloud offering and more than 10 times better than the other leading clouds in some tests.

StorPool delivers a unique combination of performance (less than 100 microseconds and millions of IOPS), reliability, scalability, ease of use and proactive mission-critical support. It is a good fit for demanding public and private clouds.


StorPool Performance Мeasurement and Comparison of Leading Public Clouds

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: StorPool Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: StorPool

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Personnel: Boyan Krosnov

Boyan Krosnov, CPO of StorPool presents what are the key tests you need to perform on your cloud environment to analyze its storage performance. Thanks to his experience in building storage solutions for some of the world’s most demanding clouds, his team at StorPool has created a robust, yet simple performance tests framework for benchmarking data storage system performance.

The framework uses a number of easy-to-run tools/tests, including FIO, rsync, pgbench, sysbench and more. It also covers how to read the results you get and reference values one expects to get. Weighted by price and price/performance, allows one to take valuable data-driven decisions on improving application and cloud performance.

During this part of the presentation, StorPool dissects the block storage offerings of four leading public clouds – Amazon AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Digital Ocean and will compare them against two StorPool-based clouds. All systems in the tests are production ones – 5 public clouds and 1 private. And all but one of the systems (StorPool’s internal private cloud) are part of generally available public cloud offerings, so the results are easily reproducible.


StorPool Тesting Мethodology for Еvaluating the Storage Performance of Any Cloud

Event: Cloud Field Day 9

Appearance: StorPool Presents at Cloud Field Day 9

Company: StorPool

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Personnel: Boyan Krosnov

Most cloud architects already understand that raw storage performance is critical for their service quality and business success. Better application performance (time to load a page, time to rebuild or execute a specific query, fast sync, compile times, etc.) results in happier users, lower TCO and improved ROI. Public cloud operators rely on performance as a competitive edge to attract and retain customers, which is even more important and harder to achieve in multi-tenant environments.

All-in-all, cloud performance is a key point, which is often misunderstood. As performance is affected by multiple factors, to improve it you need to understand the modes in which a system operates. StorPool presents a testing methodology for evaluating the storage performance of any cloud, in the right way. Presented by StorPool CPO, Boyan Krosnov.


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