Infrastructure-as-Code in Enterprise Environments

Data governance is often defined by risk-averse executives implementing policies around control and access. While undoubtedly well-intended, strict governance policies can lead to data brawls and bread lines that slow or even stall critical data and analytics initiatives. Agile data governance is the data practice that facilities a more seamless, cohesive, collaborative interaction between data producers and data consumers. It ensures you get the governance and security capabilities required to know your data, complying with regulatory mandates, and collaborate confidently even when moving data to the cloud.

Unlike previous generations of core and radio access technologies, 5G makes it possible to integrate elements of different generations into different configurations. Because of that, several options become available for evolving to 5G. CSPs should carefully consider the practicality of different options across many variables, including: fulfilling the requirements of their intended initial use cases; the interoperability and interworking of these options with the rest of their network. Join us for the first of a series of webinars on 5G as we discuss the various migration paths and the intended business benefits along the way.

Moving applications and development to the cloud has delivered operational benefits at scale. Faster release cycles and microservices architectures drive complexity and a need for speed that can only be solved by automation via infrastructure-as-code (IaC). However, deploying new tools creates new attack surfaces, and IaC is no different.

Azure IaaS can deliver huge advantages to your IT infrastructure, if applied correctly. Get to know how to best apply Infrastructure as a Service in your environment in this live demo webinar presented by Senior Cloud Advocate on the Microsoft Azure Engineering Team Thomas Maurer and Microsoft MVP Andy Syrewicze!