Modernizing the Infrastructure with VMware and NVIDIA

Advanced DevOps practices are no longer limited to the public cloud. This webinar offers a practical discussion on how to leverage Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) practices in enterprise environments to boost agility and significantly reduce time-to-market. Join this session with Stratoscale’s Cloud Architect, Liaz Kamper, to learn the following: Overview of Infrastructure-As-Code, using Terraform. Live Terraform syntax example with EC2.

Every stage of a network’s lifecycle, from planning, rollout, to maintenance and restoration, needs to be built on solid data from multiple dimensions. This includes data not only from the services providers but also from their engineering, construction, and equipment vendors. A “geospatial data model” of the core information is critical to the successful management of assets throughout the “life-of-the-network”. Therefore, all the parties involved in the network lifecycle management should collaborate to acquire and maintain physical network data to build workflows and adopt technology that enables speed and accuracy.

Traditionally, electrical efficiency dominated the minds of data centre design engineers. For economic, environmental and customer reasons this has moved to overall “Sustainability”. On one side of the coin data centres are significant energy consumers, on the other side they are directly and indirectly driving the sustainability agenda. In this event you can hear from data centre & industry experts on how the various companies and technologies are creating and adapting to a sustainable energy future.

Datacenters are under pressure: They must be the right size, in the right location, with the right connectivity. Despite efforts to move redundancy into applications, datacenter infrastructure is expected to function 24/7, as efficiently as possible. The largest customers are pushing for innovation and faster builds. Datacenter vendors and service providers are responding by becoming more flexible and adopting new technologies, but more change – particularly from the growth of IoT and 5G deployments – will be required for the industry in the years ahead.