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Cloud Infrastructure

Five CDN Trends for Enterprises to Track

Bob Wallace

March 10, 2022

Soaring video traffic, WFH, and security service acquisitions drive content delivery sector expansion as core functions enrich the network edge.

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Networking

Is Network Observability Different from Visibility and Monitoring?

Nadeem Zahid

March 09, 2022

Network observability can provide significant value in the form of reduced Mean Time to Resolution, more productive employees, and more time for the IT team to spend on other projects.

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Cloud Infrastructure

How to Address Cloud Misconfiguration-Caused Breaches

Sam Bocetta

March 08, 2022

While eliminating misconfigurations may be nigh impossible, we can limit them and the potential damage they may cause.

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Network Security

Ukraine Fallout: Connectivity and Cloud Services Access in Flux

Salvatore Salamone

March 07, 2022

Independently, companies and service providers have taken different actions that are impacting Russian connectivity and access to services.

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Cloud Infrastructure

7 Ways Cloud Computing Supports Data Transformation

Bernard Brode

March 03, 2022

Data transformation and modernization is only possible through cloud computing, be it public, private, or hybrid cloud.

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Data Centers

Migrating Open-Source Databases to Azure

Sagar Nangare

March 02, 2022

Here we showcase five technical methods to migrate your open-source database to the Azure cloud.

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Cloud Infrastructure

Don’t Fall Victim to Cloud Monitoring Blind Spots

Dritan Suljoti

February 16, 2022

By keeping a close eye on your cloud-based vendors, you can make sure you always have a clear picture of what’s happening and the information you need to respond.

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Cloud Infrastructure

What to Consider when Selecting a SASE Provider

Michael Wood

February 10, 2022

Viable SASE options must support the new waves of technology, such as BYOD, IoT, UCaaS, and more, which all come with their own security and connectivity challenges.

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Cloud Infrastructure

6 Barriers to Moving and Managing Legacy Data to the Cloud

Sam Bocetta

February 08, 2022

When moving legacy data to cloud, companies must overcome several barriers to take full advantage of the benefits a cloud architecture can offer.

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Cloud Infrastructure

What the Citrix Private Equity Deal Means for Enterprise Customers

Jessica Davis

February 04, 2022

The deal will combine Citrix with data management and machine learning giant Tibco, creating a software company that will compete with Microsoft and Amazon.

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Cloud Infrastructure

Supercloud: The 2022 Answer to Multi-Cloud Challenges

Lori MacVittie

February 02, 2022

Whether we call it supercloud or distributed cloud, it serves the same need: simplifying the reality of operating in a multi-cloud world and making it possible to realize the aspirational...

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Cloud Infrastructure

Controlling SaaS Costs Amid Microsoft Price Hikes

Jennifer Kuvlesky

February 01, 2022

Eliminating unsanctioned purchases and duplicates of similar applications can help you avoid two primary problems: wasted company spending and increased security and compliance risks.

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Cloud Infrastructure

Infrastructure Bill Presents a Broadband Access Opportunity of a Generation

Dan Hays

January 19, 2022

Given government austerity, tight budgets, and political polarization, it’s safe to say the broadband opportunities presented by the infrastructure bill will not likely come around again...