HOW ENTERPRISES ARE ATTACKING THE CLOUD SECURITY CHALLENGE

When it comes to modern infrastructure adoption, which organizations are ahead of the curve? How do they successfully support their infrastructure to build and operationalize cloud-native applications? What do their architectures and operations look like? And how do they maintain total visibility by using a large, complex open source stack? Join two long-time networking industry pros on June 18 to understand “The State of Infrastructure, Architecture & Operations to Support Cloud-Native Applications.” Co-founder and CEO of Kentik Avi Freedman, founder of Philly’s first ISP and former Chief Network Scientist at Akamai, will present alongside Kentik CTO Jonah Kowall, former Gartner Research VP and AppDynamics VP.

With Ivanti Cloud Services Appliance (CSA), formerly known as the Management Gateway, you can manage your systems anywhere and anytime – even beyond your firewall. Certificates and SSL encryption provide the required security. During this webinar, we walk you through a full setup and configuration with your Cloud Service Appliance (CSA) for all EPM needs. We will go over the requirements for the standard agent as well as all mobile device agents.

With more and more data being generated by organizations, it's increasingly important to manage and protect data at scale, across the edge, core data centers, and cloud environments. As applications and data are becoming more distributed a modern approach to data management is needed.

Hear the latest information on the OASIS Topology Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (TOSCA) v1.0 standard. TOSCA is a standard language used to describe a topology of cloud based web services, their components, relationships, and the processes that manage them. Key TOSCA concepts such as operational policy modeling, declarative composition and lifecycle management are covered along with the benefits both cloud customers and providers derive from using this standard. In addition, open source tooling support for TOSCA in projects such as OpenStack and the newly announced Aria project from Cloudify is discussed. Insight is given to the direction of the v1.1 specification and its timeline.