The relationship between the HPC and AI communities is not unlike sibling rivalry; both come from the same stock computationally speaking but are fundamentally different individuals. …
HPC Finding Footing in AI Present was written by James Cuff at .
If you’ve watched any of our Google or Blockchain courses, you may be familiar with Joseph Holbrook. Continue reading to learn more about this talented course author:
Joe Holbrook has been in the IT field since 1993 when he was exposed to several HPUX systems on board a US Navy flagship. He has migrated from UNIX world to Storage Area Networking(SAN) and then onto Enterprise Virtualization and Cloud Architecture. In the past, Joe has worked for numerous companies like HDS, 3PAR Data, Brocade, Dimension Data, EMC, Northrup Grumman, ViON, Ibasis.net, Chematch.com, SAIC and Siemens Nixdorf. Currently he’s a Subject Matter Expert specializing in Cloud/IT Security focused on Data Storage infrastructure services and Data migrations to the Cloud.
Joe holds Industry leading certifications from Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Brocade, Hitachi Data Systems, EMC, VMWare, CompTIA, HP 3PAR ASE, Cloud Credential Council and other orgs. He is now working on the Google Cloud Platform for several organizations.
Joe is married with children and lives in Jacksonville, Florida. In his free time, he enjoys traveling to South America, spending time with my 5 year old daughter and learning about cryptocurrencies. He is also an avid hockey fan and enjoys Continue reading
The rise of open source and SaaS could upend traditional enterprise IT models.
One of the hardest things in the world to do at either the International Supercomputing Conference in June or the Supercomputing conference in November is getting out of bed and to the rapid-fire, data-packed breakfast hosted by Hyperion Research, formerly known as IDC’s HPC research division. …
The HPC Racket Sets Revenue Records was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .
SDN technologies are diverse, making it difficult for network engineers to know what technologies they should learn to master.
The operators plan to release the results of the RFI and a shortlist of potential vendors at the TIP Summit in October in London.
The vADC uses central management tools to accelerate service deployment and increase security, scalability, and resiliency of applications as enterprises migrate to the cloud.
It can be difficult to control radio frequency (RF) conditions, which can be impacted by some atmospheric conditions.
The platform allows customers to consume Kubernetes without the need to get their hands dirty with the deployment and operation of Kubernetes clusters.
Businesses with high growth, complex tasks and repetition, tend to rely on or require automation to fulfill business challenges. Introducing automation is not without challenges and sometimes they can be quite significant. Identifying success is one of the early crucial activities that creates a business alignment. The identification exercise highlights justification for one more decisions and the removal of friction. Some of the decisions are not easy to make and friction is not easy to experience without applying pressure to various parts of an organization.
What follows is a number of scenarios with some reasoning around the kind of challenges that you’re already facing or likely to face.
If the absolute reasons are known, accepted and aligned against, you have just laid one of the foundational layers for success.
Great news and bad news. You’re in a business under stress from high growth! Lots of great challenges to solve and high pressure from not having them currently solved.
With high growth businesses, engineers or administrators are not under threat of being “automated out of their job”. If you identify as one of these people, you have an opportunity to learn new skills, be rewarded for finishing projects Continue reading
One of my articles was published in the most recent Internet Protocol Journal:
If you don’t subscribe to or read IPJ, you should—it’s a great source of information written by industry leaders and thinkers.
Welcome to another Getting Started blog post! Previously, we did a four-part series on Ansible and Windows automation.
In this post, we are going to talk about how you can modify and use the Python virtual environment that is built when Red Hat Ansible Tower is installed. Before we get started, if you would like a dive deeper into the virtual environment you can find our documentation on it here .No, it is not. But one can dream, right? Before we get into this, let’s talk about what is created when you install Ansible Tower in regards to virtual environments.
Ansible Tower 3.0 and later uses virtualenv. Virtualenv creates isolated Python environments to avoid problems caused by conflicting dependencies and differing versions.
Ansible Tower creates two virtualenvs during installation–one is used to run Ansible Tower, while the other is used to run Ansible. This allows Ansible Tower to run in a stable environment and allows you to make changes to your Ansible environment.
The next topic we are going to talk about is modifying the Ansible virtualenv. But first, a warning to the adventurous. Modifying the virtualenv used by Ansible Tower is unsupported Continue reading
Ping Identity also launched a new product that builds on Elastic Beam’s technology, as well as its own API security product, and uses AI to identify and block attacks targeting API infrastructures in public and hybrid clouds.