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Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN (Viptela) Foundations Lab (20.9.5)
The Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Foundations Lab is a capability of the Advanced Technology Center (ATC) designed to provide an environment to gain hands-on experience with the fundamental features of Cisco's SD-WAN solution. The environment that supports the lab is completely virtual, removing any hardware dependencies associated with physical infrastructure.
Cloud Networking
Cloud networking is the practice of using cloud-based infrastructure and services to facilitate communication and data exchange between various as-a-service providers. This learning series will build your knowledge of the various terminology across providers relative to network connectivity.
Infoblox DNS Management & Federated IPAM for Multi-Cloud Environments
This learning path provides a comprehensive introduction to Infoblox's integrated DNS, and IP Address Management solution, with a focus multi-cloud environments. Through structured modules—including a video, an article, & a hands-on labs—participants will gain practical experience with core capabilities such as centralized IPAM, cross-cloud DNS synchronization, federated governance, and policy-based automation.
Building a Modern, Elastic IT Infrastructure From Scratch for Elanco Animal Health to Streamline and Optimize M&A
During a global pandemic, Elanco and WWT worked collaboratively to design, build and integrate an end-to-end IT infrastructure with the ability to scale and meet the evolving demands of the highly competitive animal health market.
Azure Networking
This Learning Path on Azure networking fundamentals provides a comprehensive introduction to the networking concepts and features of Microsoft Azure. The series is designed to help viewers gain a solid understanding of Azure networking including virtual networks, load balancing, virtual private gateways and more. Each video covers a specific topic, with practical demonstrations and examples to help viewers apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios. Whether you're new to Azure networking or looking to deepen your knowledge, this series provides a clear and concise guide to help you master the fundamentals of Azure networking.
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Partner POV | What Is an Interconnection Hub? It's Where Digital Ecosystems Connect
Distribute data and compute securely and connect to global ecosystems with low-latency, software-defined connectivity
AWS: Cloud Networking Foundations
This Learning Series builds a strong foundation in cloud computing before guiding you into the world of AWS networking. You'll start with essential networking concepts in AWS, then dive into key services such as Managed VPN, Direct Connect, and more to deepen your understanding of cloud connectivity.
GCP: Leveled Up
This Learning Series delivers a comprehensive and engaging deep dive into Google Cloud through a carefully structured set of Learning Paths. Building on core GCP services such as Compute, Storage, and Networking, you'll advance into the platform's broader set of tools and capabilities—including access management and prompt engineering. Throughout the series, you'll develop a cohesive, end-to-end understanding of how GCP services work together to design, deploy, and manage scalable, secure cloud solutions.
GCP: Cloud Computing Services
Building on your cloud computing foundation, this Learning Series takes you deeper into Google Cloud Platform and its powerful ecosystem of services. You'll start by working with core GCP offerings—Compute, Storage, and Networking—then expand into more advanced capabilities such as Cloud Identity, Cloud Run, and beyond as you continue to strengthen your Google Cloud expertise.
GCP: Build your Foundation
This Learning Series establishes a strong foundation in cloud computing before introducing Google Cloud and its platform. You'll explore core GCP services such as compute, databases, storage, and networking while gaining practical, hands-on experience using both the GCP CLI and the GCP Console.
AWS: Cloud Computing Services
Building on your cloud computing foundation, this Learning Series immerses you in the world of AWS and its robust suite of services. You'll begin with core AWS offerings—Compute, Storage, and Networking—and then progress into advanced capabilities like CloudWatch, Outposts, and more as you deepen your cloud knowledge.
AWS: Leveled Up
This Learning Series offers a comprehensive introduction to AWS and its solutions through a structured set of Learning Paths. You'll start by exploring foundational AWS services—Compute, Storage, and Networking—before delving into the broader suite of tools and capabilities AWS provides.
AWS: Build your Foundation
This Learning Series establishes a strong foundation in cloud computing before guiding you into the world of AWS. You'll dive into essential AWS services, including Compute, Storage, and Networking, and gain valuable hands-on experience using both the AWS CLI and the AWS Management Console.
Azure: Build your Foundation
This Learning Series builds a solid foundation in cloud computing before introducing you to Microsoft Azure. You'll explore key Azure services—including Compute, Storage, and Networking—and gain practical, hands-on experience using both the Azure CLI and the Azure Portal.
Azure: Leveled Up
This Learning Series provides a well-rounded understanding of Microsoft Azure and its solutions through a structured set of Learning Paths. After introducing core Azure services such as Compute, Storage, and Networking, you'll dive deeper into the wide range of tools and capabilities Azure offers.
F5 Distributed Cloud WAAP Use Cases Demo
Several of the fundamental principles of F5 Distributed Cloud (XC) are highlighted in this lab environment.
You will be simulating a customer during the lab who needs to verify the safety of an application. The objective is to verify the applications safety of on-premises or application on cloud before and after enabling F5 Distributed Cloud Console WAAP Capabilities by sending attacks to the application.
GCP Networking Fundamentals Lab
Welcome to the Google Cloud Networking Fundamentals lab! This lab provides a hands-on learning experience for essential networking concepts and practices using the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Throughout the lab challenges, you will gain practical knowledge in setting up Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs), configuring firewall rules, deploying VM instances, and implementing load balancing. Challenge 1 focuses on VPC setup and firewall rules, Challenge 2 covers VM instances and IP addresses, Challenge 3 involves SSH configuration and external firewall rules, and Challenge 4 explores load-balancing setup. By completing these challenges, you will develop a strong foundation in GCP networking and be able to apply these skills in real-world scenarios.
Infoblox DNS Management & Federated IPAM for Multi-Cloud Environments
This learning path provides a comprehensive introduction to Infoblox's integrated DNS, and IP Address Management solution, with a focus multi-cloud environments. Through structured modules—including a video, an article, & a hands-on labs—participants will gain practical experience with core capabilities such as centralized IPAM, cross-cloud DNS synchronization, federated governance, and policy-based automation.
Partner POV | 7 Scenarios Where Private Connectivity Beats the Internet
In today's data-driven world, businesses must choose the right networking solutions to optimize performance, security, and costs. Discover seven scenarios where private connectivity outshines the internet.
Partner POV | Multicloud Network Complexity: 3 Ways to Simplify Your Network and Reduce Cost
Hybrid multicloud adoption is rising, but outdated network designs increase complexity and costs. Simplifying network infrastructure can enhance performance and reduce expenses. Transitioning to modern, scalable solutions like SD-WAN and private connectivity optimizes efficiency.
Google Cloud Core Infrastructure
The Google Cloud Associate Learning Path is designed to provide a structured, hands-on approach to mastering foundational and intermediate cloud concepts. This learning path covers essential topics such as cloud computing principles, Google Cloud services, infrastructure models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), networking, security, and cost optimization. Through a mix of theoretical lessons and practical labs, learners will develop the skills needed to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot cloud-based applications. Whether you're new to cloud computing or looking to solidify your expertise, this learning path prepares you for real-world cloud challenges.
Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN (Viptela) Foundations Lab (20.9.5)
The Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Foundations Lab is a capability of the Advanced Technology Center (ATC) designed to provide an environment to gain hands-on experience with the fundamental features of Cisco's SD-WAN solution. The environment that supports the lab is completely virtual, removing any hardware dependencies associated with physical infrastructure.
Secure Cloud: Complete
Uncover segmentation, data, application and API Risks in the cloud with WWT's Secure Cloud: Complete Accelerator powered by Wiz, Cyera and Illumio
Why NOC Transformation Fails—And How to Get it Right
Avoid These 5 Common Mistakes to Set Your NOC Project Up for Success
As organizations strive to modernize their operations, Network Operations Center (NOC) transformation has become a strategic imperative. But despite its importance, many NOC transformation projects stall—or fail outright. At World Wide Technology (WWT), we've seen the pitfalls firsthand, and we know what it takes to avoid them. Below, we break down the most common reasons NOC transformations fail—and how to overcome them.
Is Your Network Holding You Back
The State of Network Operations Today
In today's rapidly evolving IT landscape, the demands placed on network operations have never been higher. Enterprises are racing toward digital transformation, embracing cloud-native architectures, and supporting hybrid workforces that stretch beyond traditional perimeters. Unfortunately, legacy Network Operations Centers (NOCs) were never built to handle this level of complexity, and it's starting to show.