Performance Assurance for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization with eG Innovations

As organizations look at additional ways to gather insights, they have discovered how Splunk Enterprise can help them leverage new and existing data sources to achieve greater operational intelligence. However, like any powerful application, the infrastructure platform chosen to run it on is critical. In this session you will learn about the evolution of traditional infrastructures to private and hybrid cloud solutions for Splunk. You get detailed information on how next-generation technologies like hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) can help you deploy Splunk in a flexible, agile environment, just like the public cloud, while maintaining the security and control of on-prem solutions. We’ll also highlight hybrid cloud use cases and capabilities.

They may be cliché by now, but the volume, variety, and velocity of data are real and continue to accelerate. Data sources are on the increase, too, and processing streaming data in real-time is becoming essential. How can you modernize your data pipeline infrastructure to meet these requirements, with room to grow as they intensify? Change Data Capture (CDC) technology, once a niche approach to keeping data warehouses updated, can now be leveraged to meet these data integration challenges, but there are many ways to CDC – not all created equal.

Digital transformation efforts - and the arrival of machine learning and other analytic tools that can extract new value from corporate data - are forcing companies to reevaluate information governance. Risk and efficiency are still key components of the conversation, but the climbing value of data, and stiff new fines for misuse or lax care of that data, is changing the fundamental calculus.

As organizations shift toward a container-based delivery system for their applications, understanding how to make these containers and the underlying infrastructure more secure is a key priority. Companies are increasingly turning to Red Hat® OpenShift® Container Platform to deploy and manage their containers, and infrastructure administrators and security professionals must adapt to identify and mitigate threats to this platform and their applications. Red Hat Training has developed a new course, Red Hat Security: Securing containers and OpenShift, to explore implementing and managing security-focused architecture, policies, and procedures for modern containerized applications.