The Datanauts Podcast is looking for enterprise infrastructure folks who have worked on a project to migrate applications from in-house to the cloud. Interested in being a guest? Ping me -- [email protected] -- and let us know. You can be anonymous if you like, and you don't have to use your company name.
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Featuring speakers from SparkCentral, Riot Games, Blue Box, and more!
We’re happy to announce our confirmed speakers for AnsibleFest San Francisco 2015. Join us on November 19th at the InterContinental San Francisco for a day-long conference bringing together Ansible users, developers, IT professionals, and industry partners to learn more about ways automation is transforming IT.
We had a record number of submissions for this conference, and were excited to have such a dynamic pool of submissions to pick from. We took each submission, anonymized them to remove any speaker/company/product information, and sent them off to our team of Top Men and Women for blind review. We then picked out a well-rounded agenda from the highest scoring talks, and we’re happy to announce them today.
These are just some of our speakers this year. Stay tuned for additional updates in the coming weeks.
CONFIRMED SESSIONS
Deploying Microservices
Stephen Brandon, DevOps Engineer, Sparkcentral
A step back from massive monoliths and colossal clusters, we’ll take a look at managing microservices with Ansible. In this session, Stephen will demonstrate deploying services with rollback and error handling, truncating releases, and restarting processes.
Learn:
If you’re thinking about migrating a highly sensitive application to the cloud, consider using HIPAA requirements as a way to vet potential providers.
Federal law requires organizations dealing with private health information to adhere to strict security guidelines defined by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Given that HIPAA regulations are an excellent risk-management strategy, non-healthcare companies can use a HIPAA-compliant strategy to protect sensitive information like credit card numbers and private customer information.
HIPAA compliance requires businesses to “maintain reasonable and appropriate administrative, technical, and physical safeguards for protecting e-PHI (Electronic Personal Health Information),” but this could apply to any dataset. At a high level, here’s what you get with HIPAA compliance:
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ONOS and OpenDaylight will learn to live together as friends under the Linux Foundation.
Another week, another ExpertExpress session, as is often the case focusing on two data centers with stretched VLANs spanning both of them. However, this one was particularly irksome, as the customer ran a firewall cluster stretched across two locations.
I gave the customer engineers my usual recommendations:
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A combined Dell and EMC could begin to look like Amazon Web Services.
This post will cover several most common QoS configuration techniques for Multipoint VPNs. Focus will be on FlexVPN DMVPN, however most of the conclusions will be applicable to the traditional DMVPN as well. Assumptions Most of the FlexVPN and DMVPN deployments use Internet as a WAN transport. This creates a very unique set of requirements […]
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The CCIE Blueprint Since running this website I have received hundreds of emails from fellow CCIE students from around the world who have asked me questions about all areas of my studies. I try to reply to each and every one with a conclusive answer but this is now taking up too much of my […]
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Michael Dell says VMware would be business as usual in a Dell-EMC world.
