Simplifying hyperconverged infrastructure with modern, open networking

Joint webinar hosted by NSEIT and Terraform focuses on how in the " Cloud Age of IT", organizations are realizing bottlenecks of traditional ways to manage their data centres, and imminent need to adopt infrastructure automation. With this webinar you can find answers to some of the pressing issues related to IT infrastructure which can either crop up due to human errors, or delays or due to cost escalations, and how Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is addressing these challenges through codification and proving out to be a cost effective solution.

Sure, you’ve got great tools, people and platforms, but why is everything so complex and hard to scale? In this webinar, we’re going to elevate your Infrastructure as Code (IaC) game from tool silos into integrated infrastructure pipelines. These techniques have enabled global banks, media companies and service providers to deliver faster, with less risk and more collaboratively.

DevOps continue to evolve, driving greater value for the organization. Yet, you still must navigate a maze of DevOps toolchains to determine the right technology choices. The discrete automation silos of the past are evolving into platforms that orchestrate application delivery as a value stream. Gartner sees organizations accelerating digital transformation by adopting cloud-native architecture and continuous delivery practices. This complimentary webinar provides an actionable framework for navigating the maze of DevOps toolchains to make the right technology choices that will enable agility, reliability, and security.

In a webinar not to be missed, ‘Is legacy GIS failing network infrastructure companies?’, our panel of experts explore this strategic question in depth and set out recommendations for network operators facing legacy GIS challenges. This webinar is now available to view on demand. Network infrastructure providers are dealing with increasingly complex ecosystems involving a wide range of software applications that support many different field construction and maintenance activities. Core to a technology strategy is a GIS solution, but most were designed 20-30 years ago for the creation and maintenance of paper maps that record network assets.