Running Datastax enterprise in VMware Cloud and Hybrid Environments

This webinar describes interoperability and portability in terms of a set of common cloud computing scenarios. This approach assists in demonstrating that both interoperability and portability have multiple aspects and relate to a number of different components in the architecture of cloud computing, each of which needs to be considered in its own right. The aim is to give both cloud service customers and cloud service providers guidance in the provision and selection of cloud services indicating how interoperability and portability affect the cost, security and risk involved.

In this session, Tomer Hadassi, head of strategy at Spot by NetApp, explains how CloudOps extends the DevOps principles of continuous improvement, automation and collaboration across an entire organization to lay the foundation for accelerating performance and unlocking long-term value in the cloud.

Who wants new infrastructure? Not you! Like most forward-looking IT leaders, you're probably looking to move your VMware workloads to the cloud. But that involves refactoring applications, re-training staff, and writing off assets. Well, at least it used to. The VMware Cloud Provider ecosystem, comprising of VMware Cloud on AWS and 4000 Cloud Providers, serves over 150,000 customers globally and forms the largest and most popular platform to host VMware workloads in the cloud. Leverage existing skillsets, assets, and define your own terms of service to transform your datacenter IT to a cloud service. Attend this webcast to learn how to move to the cloud with ease and focus on building great products and experiences for your customers.

This free 1-hour webinar from GigaOm Research brings together experts in DevOps and Hybrid Cloud, featuring GigaOm Jon Collins and special guests from NetApp, Ingo Fuchs, Chief Technologist, Cloud and DevOps, and Chris Merz, Principal Technologist, DevOps. The discussion will focus on delivering DevOps and the challenges faced when adopting this culture. DevOps, we are told, offers a way forward for organizations looking to deliver software-based innovation quickly, efficiently and more cost effectively than historical development and operational life cycles. But finding the right platform to deliver all the needs of a business, from IT applications, to developer resources is no small task.