Microservices is one of the buzz words of the moment. Beyond the buzz, microservices architecture offers a great opportunity for developers to rethink how they design, develop, and secure applications.
On Wednesday, September 21st, 2016 at 10am PT/1pm ET join SANS Technology Institute instructor and courseware author, David Holzer, as well as CloudFlare Solutions Engineer, Matthew Silverlock, as they discuss best practices for adopting and deploying microservices securely. During the session they will cover:
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It's also supplying cloud storage on an as-needed basis.
Meridium's software predicts when machinery might fail.
Extreme Networks has come to an agreement to acquire Zebra Technologies’ wireless LAN business.
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The benefits of SDN with network virtualization.
Service Providers networks are always have complex requirements of multi-tenancy, routing & security and pose challenges to network architects. In this blog I will write about SRX integration in Svc Provider Network while highlighting methodologies how to handle challenges of implementing security features with multi-tenancy and routing consideration.
REFERENCE TOPOLOGY
Devices have been classified into following segments based on their role:-
Traffic flow and security requirements are as under:-
We had a rousing discussion about DevOps at Cloud Field Day this week. The delegates talked about how DevOps was totally a thing and it was the way to go. Being the infrastructure guy, I had to take a bit of umbrage at their conclusions and go on a bit of a crusade myself to defend infrastructure from the predations of developers.
DevOps folks want to talk about continuous improvement and continuous development (CI/CD) all the time. They want the freedom to make changes as needed to increase bandwidth, provision ports, and rearrange things to fit development timelines and such. It’s great that they have they thoughts and feelings about how responsive the network should be to their whims, but the truth of infrastructure today is that it’s on the verge of collapse every day of the week.
Networking is often a “best effort” type of configuration. We monkey around with something until it works, then roll it into production and hope it holds. As we keep building more patches on to of patches or try to implement new features that require something to be disabled or bypassed, that creates a house of cards that is only as Continue reading
Network virtualization (NV) can increase IT agility, according to emerging case studies and user feedback.
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