Your Guide to SAP Cloud Platform

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 a huge amount of data around, cloud migration is the ideal solution today. A necessary stage in migrating data to the cloud is putting it in order. This is particularly important when it comes to unstructured, so-called dark data: files and documents that are undermanaged (excel files of budget estimates, PDFs containing important patents, Word documents containing personal employee or customer information), in general the data that is not managed in an orderly fashion such as structured database which is easily governed. Usually, this kind of data that tends to be misplaced, misused, abandoned, hacked, or leaked, in the cloud and local server repositories putting enterprises at risk.

View additional dates, languages and sessions available for this training at https://aka.ms/HybridCloudInfra. Discover how Windows Server 2016 delivers new layers of security to help protect your customer’s datacenters from new and emerging threats. Receive expert-driven guidance on how the software defined datacenter components found in Azure can help customers achieve cost reduction, while still achieving high standards for performance. Understand the new capabilities available on Windows Server to support traditional and born-in-the cloud applications with Containers and Nano Server.​

With the rapid digital transformation of the economy in 2020 and 2021, DevOps and Cloud Computing have assumed central importance. DevOps streamlines software development and deployment, and Cloud Computing drives distributed work, commerce, and entertainment in our digitally-enabled world.