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VMware Cloud With Native Datastore From NetApp Cloud Storage
The recent announcement of VMware Cloud with native datastore connectivity for NetApp Cloud Storage solutions adds much-needed flexibility, management and data movement of traditional VMware virtual machines and applications by utilizing the best of VMware, NetApp and public cloud to bring a true hybrid cloud, data fabric story to life for any customer.
Azure Virtual WAN: A Deep Dive Into Microsoft's Cloud Networking Architecture
Get a deep dive into Azure Virtual WAN architecture, including some key points that speak to why organizations might want to look into this as a means to connect campus and branch locations to the Azure cloud.
Powering the Anywhere Workforce
Explore recommended technologies for simplifying device management, empowering employees and maintaining security in a flexible work model.
ServiceNow + vRA 8.x + Ansible Lab: Multicloud DBaaS Provisioning and Custom Naming
In this lab, we will leverage multiple components to automate the deployment of a CentOS VM to either vCenter, VCF, AWS or Azure. You will have the choice to utilizing ServiceNow or the vRA Service Broker to perform the deployment. Further, we will leverage the vRA Ansible Core integration to do post deployment setup and configuration of a MySQL database, utilize PowerShell ABX code to perform custom resource and deployment naming, vRO with custom PowerShell scripting to accomplish MS DNS record handling, and lastly InfoBlox for our IP address management.
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VMware Cloud With Native Datastore From NetApp Cloud Storage
The recent announcement of VMware Cloud with native datastore connectivity for NetApp Cloud Storage solutions adds much-needed flexibility, management and data movement of traditional VMware virtual machines and applications by utilizing the best of VMware, NetApp and public cloud to bring a true hybrid cloud, data fabric story to life for any customer.
Powering the Anywhere Workforce
Explore recommended technologies for simplifying device management, empowering employees and maintaining security in a flexible work model.
Hybrid Cloud Management With Morpheus Lab
Gain a better understanding of Morpheus Hybrid Cloud Management and some of it capabilities. Morpheus is an extensive solution that contains over a 100 codeless out of the box integrations that allow an organization to automate, optimize and govern a public/private cloud, while giving users a single point for self-service. The goal of this lab is to allow you to get hands on with Morpheus from an end user perspective, utilizing the standard user interface or the self service portal, and gain an understanding of an admin view for exploring reporting, guidance, and analytics.
NetApp Cloud Sync
NetApp Cloud Sync is a vendor agnostic service that enables replication with file and object storage. Replication and conversion of dissimilar storage types are handled natively.
NetApp Cloud Data Sense
NetApp Cloud Data Sense monitors and analyzes data sources for personally identifiable information. Custom reporting allows organizations to understand their privacy posture and mitigate the risk of exposing sensitive data. Built-in reports can be generated to help your organization meet the requirements of GDPR, CCPA, and HIPAA.
NetApp Cloud Backup Service Lab
Cloud Backup delivers a seamless and cost-effective backup and restore capabilities for protecting and archiving data.
Protecting Your Organization's Data With Microsoft Azure Information Protection
Data is consistently shared between different services and devices across your enterprise, internally and externally. Organizations find it difficult to protect sensitive data from leaving the organization and identifying where is sensitive data located in their environment. Microsoft’s Azure Information Protection (AIP) is a cloud-based solution that discovers, classifies and protects sensitive organizational data by applying labels and encryption.
Azure Springs Forward at Microsoft Ignite 2021
2021's spring Microsoft Ignite brought a ton of announcements from across Microsoft's broad product portfolio. WWT's Azure experts review highlights and hidden gems from the conference.
Aviatrix Multicloud Network Architecture (MCNA) Lab
The Aviatrix Multicloud Network Architecture (MCNA) Lab is a capability of the ATC designed to dive deep into the core pillars and use cases that define a Multicloud Network Architecture. This technical guided lab will provide customers with a full understanding of the Aviatrix cloud network platform including intelligent, advanced networking capabilities, operations and security within a hybrid multicloud architecture.
Azure Front Door Demo
Learn how to create a Front Door and review the options available for configuration.
Key Takeaways From Microsoft Ignite 2020
Our Azure experts share their perspective and excitement on the heels of Microsoft Ignite 2020.
ServiceNow + vRA 8.x + Ansible Lab: Multicloud DBaaS Provisioning and Custom Naming
In this lab, we will leverage multiple components to automate the deployment of a CentOS VM to either vCenter, VCF, AWS or Azure. You will have the choice to utilizing ServiceNow or the vRA Service Broker to perform the deployment. Further, we will leverage the vRA Ansible Core integration to do post deployment setup and configuration of a MySQL database, utilize PowerShell ABX code to perform custom resource and deployment naming, vRO with custom PowerShell scripting to accomplish MS DNS record handling, and lastly InfoBlox for our IP address management.
Cloud Marketplace: Built for the Way Business Is Done Today
Ensuring business continuity during these times means that people are turning more and more to digital technology platforms to address the challenges that social distancing poses in the workplace.
Demystifying Cloud Pricing
When organizations look to the cloud, benefits such as rapid speed to market, high availability and agility to burst or tear down resources to meet the demands of scale come to mind. However, those very attributes of the cloud create unique challenges for organizations trying to forecast costs for cloud services. Whether you're new to cloud or a veteran, read on to learn how pricing works across the big three public cloud providers.
NetApp Cloud Tiering Lab
NetApp Cloud Tiering service extends your on-premises ONTAP clusters to the cloud by combining their SSD storage with a low-cost object storage of your choice to one pool. Without compromising on manageability and performance, Cloud Tiering efficiently manages your storage pool by seamlessly placing your data at the right tier at the right time, based on its usage.
Azure Virtual WAN: A Deep Dive Into Microsoft's Cloud Networking Architecture
Get a deep dive into Azure Virtual WAN architecture, including some key points that speak to why organizations might want to look into this as a means to connect campus and branch locations to the Azure cloud.
Azure Automation Part 2: Automation Account
This demonstration is part of a series that will show you how get started with Azure Automation native tools. This part of the series will focus primarily on using Azure Automation Accounts, specifically process automation Runbooks.
Serverless: A Promise Not Yet Fully Delivered
Cloud-based serverless architectures offers the industry a powerful tool. Functions-as-a-Service promises a world with reduced programming and design time, favorable pricing models and flexibility for improved scaling and elasticity. And yet, a few years into the "serverless era," we still do not see wide-scale adoption of fully serverless architectures at the enterprise level. Why not?
Azure Networking Briefing
There has been a significant rise in cloud adoption as more cloud offerings and advancements with cloud-based services continue to develop. In order to accelerate the ability to utilize cloud technologies a foundational network system must be well defined. This briefing is designed to explore five of the top technology drivers related to networking infrastructure that should be considered when adopting Microsoft Azure Cloud services.