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How Zero Trust is supposed to look

CIO Business Intelligence

Zero trust has quickly cemented itself as the go-to solution to the problems of these perimeter-based architectures. Zero trust is an architecture ; it is neither an extra lever for the status quo nor a mere figment of a hopeful or naive imagination. Read on to see the four key areas protected by a complete zero trust architecture.

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Rekindling the thrill of programming

CIO Business Intelligence

Here we understand the warning is to avoid falling into programming fads and fashions. This idea was taken up by Von Neumman for his architecture , which underpins how modern computers work. It’s one of those “obvious once it’s done” things: the system’s data storage capability is harnessed also for its code. And why not?

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On Network Virtualization and SDN

Scott Lowe

Is there a difference between network virtualization and Software-Defined Networking (SDN)? So, in a similar fashion to my post on network overlays vs. network virtualization , I thought I’d weigh in with some thoughts. These are all software—does that make them SDN? If so, what is the relationship between them?

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Forget the FUD: VMware NSX and Cisco ACI SDN solutions

Virtualized Greek

There has been a good deal of FUD spread since VMware has announced their NSX network hypervisor based on software from their $1 billion Nicira acquisition. VMware has looked to both storage and networking as areas of growth. Cisco takes a hardware first approach with software as an added component.

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IDF 2013: Keynote, Day 2

Scott Lowe

The first to take the stage is Doug Fisher, VP and General Manager of the Software and Services Group. Fisher sets the stage for people interacting with multiple devices, and devices that are highly mobile, supported by software and services delivered over a ubiquitous network connection. Naturally, a great CPU is key to success.

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Order management at the heart of modern service operations

TM Forum

This changed during the initial rollouts of network functions virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN), which created new service orchestration possibilities, raising the question of how the next generation of OM functions will support them. Service orchestration centric. Based on standards.

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CloudOps: A framework for optimizing your cloud operations

CIO Business Intelligence

Anyone who’s involved in the creation of software products should be well familiar with DevOps, a set of practices that combines software development and IT operations, with the goal of shortening the development lifecycle and providing continuous delivery and high-quality products. . CloudOps culture.

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