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Data Centers are the foundation & backbone of the digital infrastructure. There has been substantial recent growth in the data center sector, and data centers have emerged as the new asset class in real estate as India continues to consume data at a rapidly increasing pace and firms scramble to add more capacity for storage. Additionally, there is a rise in interest from real estate, private equity and infrastructure finds to invest in data centers as anticipation for further growth comes from cloud services due to IoT, data localization and the launch of 5G. With all this growth, can companies keep up with growth and demand and still mitigate risk? What needs to be done to keep moving forward and be sure that your company stays away from the outages headlines?

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.

Hybrid is important since only 20% of current IT load has been moved to the cloud, and it is expected that a large portion will stay in the local DC’s for a long time. Using IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions can make initial cloud adoption faster and easier, helping you to optimize the value of your existing on-premises infrastructure. Next step is moving into container based Multicloud environments, both on-premise and in the cloud. Here Open is important to avoid vendor lock-in. And to stay in control with both on-premise and cloud, Management tools and Security is needed.

Application experience is determined by the performance of the IT infrastructure that powers it. But the underlying infrastructures are getting increasingly dynamic and hybrid in nature. Managing performance across cloud, dynamic, hyper-converged and on-premises infrastructures can be challenging. Traditional approaches for monitoring usually are inefficient and reactive in nature. In this series, industry experts and yours peers will share best practices for monitoring experience of modern infrastructures designed for today’s digital businesses.