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- High-performance Snapshot Support -- Support for snapshots is also included in version 12, delivering more value by leveraging existing storage hardware investments. New capabilities include quick and efficient protection of large data sets (Big Data) using storage snapshots and a no-cost snapshot manager interface to catalog, configure and manage snapshots.
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- David Farajun, CEO, Asigra, Inc.:
"An advanced solution for the consolidated backup of physical, virtual, endpoint and cloud environments is here. Asigra Cloud Backup v12 is a powerful and encompassing data recovery technology that allows users to completely centralize all backup operations for the ultimate in confidence and control. This is essential for service providers who seek a competitive advantage while minimizing capital and operational costs and Asigra delivers on all counts."
- Dave Russell, Research Vice President, Gartner
"The cloud delivery model for backup/recovery is increasingly being considered for enterprise recovery requirements -- especially for desktop/laptops and remote offices, and for some organizations that are seeking tapeless implementations(1).Technology providers that stake a claim in this area will be able to provide real value that fills a gap in the IT services mix."
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- Steve Evans, IT Director, OnDemand Recovery
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Asigra Cloud Backup v12 is available exclusively through Asigra Hybrid Partners. Pricing is available upon request.
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Asigra is the leading cloud computing software vendor focused on backup, recovery and restoration with more than 550,000 global installations. Asigra Cloud Backup transforms the way businesses manage and protect their data by delivering seamless end-to-end data protection that efficiently scales and easily adapts to any IT environment. With more than 26 years of experience as backup/recovery pioneers, Asigra manages one of the largest business-class backup service provider ecosystems in the world who power their cloud backup services using Asigra technology and provide hands-on local service. Asigra is recognized by leading analyst firms as a top cloud storage vendor. Asigra Cloud Backup was recently recognized with the 2012 Frost & Sullivan North American Cloud Based Data Management New Product Innovation Award and named "Product of the Year" by Storage Magazine. Asigra was also awarded a 5-Star rating in the CRN Magazine 2012 Partner Program Guide, named a CRN 2012 Channel Chief, and also named a Best Channel Partner for 2012 by Business Solutions Magazine. Asigra is headquartered in Toronto, Canada, with offices globally. For more information, visit www.asigra.com
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(1) Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Backup/Recovery Software, June 2012
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Submitted by: Matt and Nikki Williams on Mar 25, 2015This our second pup from High Point Kennel. Our other gsp is four years old. He is an excellent hunter, pet, and house dog. All in all an excellent companion. The care of the pups and the facilities are great. They are not just raised in a pen. Susan spends time with pups in the house and outdoors and it shows. There is something to be said about returning to Susan and High Point Kennels. I would strongly recommend High Point Kennels.
Submitted by: Tammy, Todd, & Tyler on Jan 26, 2013Only purchase a GSP from High Point Kennels! Susan has the best hunting dogs and family dogs around! Thanks Susan for Lexi Lou!
Submitted by: Shane on Sep 17, 2012Susan was very helpful in helping us pick out or dog. He has been everything she said he would be. I will go back to her in the future.
Submitted by: Dale Lindley on Jul 23, 2012Have gotten 2 puppies from High Point. Beautiful dogs, GREAT breeder. We are now part of the family as is Susan part of ours. We love our GSP Girls and love Susan.
Thank you for being so amazing with the GSP's!
Submitted by: Steve Bossert on May 23, 2012I bought a female pup from High Point and she is fantastic. Smart, easy to train, and very birdy. You can see her desire in her eyes!!! I plan to buy another in the future from High Point.
If you need a companion or hunting dog, get one from High Point and you will be very happy!!!
Submitted by: Kyle Reynolds on Dec 30, 2009FANTASTIC DOGS! If you are looking for an awesome hunting partner, look no further. The pups that come out of High Point are great family dogs as well as fantastic hunters. I can't say enough great things about High Point's dogs, and I recommend them to anyone who compliments me on my dog.


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I'll be participating in the launch. A bunch of other good people are involved:
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The idea (which I was interested in for years, and still am) is trying something a bit more conversational, like the old Corner. Less a blog and more an interaction.
I had an observation about this. The observation begins with the question: Why do people like debates? After all, as far as an information-per-second delivery mechanism, print essays provide much more data. Also, essays present the argument it its best, most-polished form -- which may or may not happen in a debate, depending on the debater's skill at rhetoric.
So why watch them? Well, I think because real-time interactions present something absent in controlled-environment carefully-vetted essays: drama. Someone could score a point, someone could be humiliated. A real-time interaction adds a human interest to the strictly logical/intellectual interest of an essay.
I know we, as conservatives, like to knock drama, as something that The Other Team goes for, but human beings are natural, intuitive storytellers (and story-consumers) and respond to drama no matter what our intellectual aversions to it might be.
If we weren't story-centered creatures, we wouldn't bother with NASCAR races or track and field competitions -- we'd just have everyone singly run and record their best possible time, at at time most convenient to them, and then dryly compare race results when they all came in.
Boring, huh? And you can say that's because "the ability to directly compete/muscle out other racers is part of the skill we call racing," and that's true, but it's something else, too: It's because one human being directly contending with another, with a clear and obvious stake at risk (money, fame... survival) is inherently compelling.
Now that I've nattered on about this, no, I don't think people yapping at each other in a forum is as exciting as a race; and it won't even be a debate, most of the time. (But it will still be a competition; life always is.)
I'm just noting that it's the presence of that human factor that tends to make a debate a public spectacle, with cheering and harumphs, whereas reading an essay is something you do alone, with much less cheering (though there may be the occasional soft harumph). And the real-time thing adds something -- something that seems to be spur-of-the-moment is always more impressive than something planned and written.
David Letterman used to pre-script jokes but deliver them as if he was just thinking of them -- he got more laughs that way. People appreciated he'd "just thought of that" -- even though he hadn't.
What the bloody hell am I talking about? Man I just do go on and on and on. Someone should say something to me about that.
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In case you're worried I'm going to be on Breitbart all day: Nope, I'll be here most of the time. It's a side-thing. I like talking to you guys.
To the extent it reduces my online presence in other ways -- it will reduce my use of Twitter. Rather than posting something on Twitter during the ONT hours, I'd just post it at The Conversation. Twitter's fun and all but it really does me no personal good to spread my pearls of wisdom and hate (but mostly hate) on someone else's platform. I don't really interact much on twitter anyway (I'm wary of inventing additional time-sucks for myself), so I won't be disappointing too many people who follow me there.
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These days, everyone is weighing in on the rivalry between the Miami Heat and the Dull-ass Mavericks. Even God.
As the Pope's duly appointed representative in South Florida, Archbishop of Miami Thomas Wenski has astutely wagered that the Heat will take the NBA title. Unsurprisingly, his Dallas counterpart, Bishop Kevin Farrell, is backing
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In 2006, Alstom signed a contract for $65 million, providing infrastructure and project management respectively, for phase 1 of Milan's metro line 5 and the project is the most important project underway in the infrastructure sector in Italy.Milan's metro line 5 (4 miles, including 10 stops from Garibaldi to San Siro) will be completed before the opening of Expo 2015 (Universal Exposition), hosted by the city of Milan, and run fully underground, representing approximately eight miles in length and crossing the city from Bignami station to San Siro with 19 stations. Its transport capacity will amount to 26 million passengers per year.
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Ferrari Daytona: 365 GTB/4 & GTB/4 Spyder
|The 365 Daytona is generally regarded as one of Ferrari's greatest ever GT's. A combination of enormous performance, stunning Pininfarina bodywork and its place in history as the last front-engined Ferrari GT that Fiat had no hand. Therefore it occupies a special place in Maranello history. The press in recognition of the prancing horse's stunning 1-2-3 victory unofficially conjured up the world famous Daytona name at 1967's Daytona 24 Hours. Rumors persist that Ferrari was actually intending to name their new model as such but for some reason they never officially used this evocative title themselves.
|A very early 365 GTB/4 Daytona from 1968
|There were two prototypes (chassis number 10287 and 11001) built. Chassis number 10287 still survives. It is a covered headlight car with the nose projected forward farther than the long nose 275 GTB body. Styling refinements continued until the current style of the present car. The early cars had the headlights covered with a plastic band called perspex. The Daytona was a stopgap model between Ferrari's outgoing 275 GTB/4 and their mid-engined 365 GT4 Berlinetta Boxer, the development of which was running well behind schedule. Influenced by the fact they were beginning to suffer a number of financial problems, Ferrari decided to produce what was essentially an updated version of an existing model. However, despite the troubled background to its inception, Daytona's themselves were in no way affected, Ferrari producing what became the definitive GT of its time. A traditional welded tubular steel chassis designated Tipo 605 bore many similarities to the Tipo 596 of the 275 GTB/4, including its 2400mm wheelbase. Some important developments were made though, Tipo 605 frames most obviously having their inner tub now formed from fiberglass. A family lineage extended to the engine, Daytona's running what was essentially an enlarged Tipo 226 60° V12 from the outgoing 275. Designated Tipo 251, displacement was up from 3.3 to 4.4-liters, 4390cc to be exact, thanks to a bore and stroke of 81mm x 71mm respectively. Unsurprisingly then, output was also significantly higher with 352bhp at 7500rpm, compression being set at 8.8:1 and six twin-choke Weber 40 DCN 20/21A carburetors (European spec cars running 40 DCN 21). This meant that, despite being an undoubted heavyweight at over 3880 pounds, the Daytona became the world's fastest production car.
|A top speed of 175mph and zero to sixty-sprint time of 5.3 seconds were enough to
|Pininfarina were responsible for the bodywork
|The effortlessly long bonnet and chiseled nose housed a full width perspex cover over the headlights, the rakish cabin being set well back and accentuating the wild front end, both cockpit and wings leading seamlessly into the taught, muscular tail. But for a pair of engine vents carved into the hood, Pininfarina kept the Daytona free of ducts, louvers and blisters, its exceptionally clean profile undoubtedly minimizing the effects of age. Inside, the cabin was just as impressive and despite featuring nothing revolutionary, was nevertheless wonderfully styled and finished in the finest Connolly leather, all-round visibility proving very good. The dash covering on the earliest Daytona's was black vinyl, this soon getting replaced by an "anti-dazzle material" often called mousehair. Complemented by a wood-rimmed steering wheel, leather-trimmed bucket seats and electric windows, the new model was launched during October 1968's Paris Salon and won enormous praise.
|It was the fastest production road car available and would be the last of Ferrari's front-engined GT's, a fact not lost on writers at the time. Relatively few official options were available including air conditioning ($885.00), and either a Voxson ($285.00) or Blaupunk($390.00) radio. Later upgrades included Borrani wire wheels, wider Cromodora wheels and metal nose guards. A handful of cars destined for important customers did make it to the Servizio Assistenza Clienti though, their Tipo 251 motors being breathed upon to produce around 380bhp.
|An early retractable headlight 365 GTB/4
|Shortly after debuting the gorgeous GTB/4 Spyder, a number of important revisions were introduced on both versions. These changes came about as a result of the newly imposed federal safety legislation in the USA that deemed covered headlights illegal. Ferrari and Pininfarina were subsequently being forced into carrying out a mild front-end makeover. Their answer was to fit the Daytona with retractable headlights in early 1971. In this year the nose was decorating with a distinctive aluminum paint finish to give the impression of the old perspex arrangement. However idea was dropped the same year (see illustration above). As a consequence of these lighting requirements, only one genuine GTB/4 Spyder (that Frankfurt Show car, chassis 12851) was ever built with the perspex front-end. All subsequent examples featured retractable headlights. As production went on, Ferrari made changes to the indicator lenses. Later cars came more often than not with uniform orange lenses whereas earlier examples tended to get combination lenses. There was also a switch from aluminum to steel doors (these providing a little more side impact protection) and the arrival of a smaller-diameter leather-rimmed steering wheel. Production continued in both Berlinetta and Spyder forms until late 1973. The Daytona was discontinued in 1973 to make way for the overdue mid-flat-12-engined 365 GT4 Berlinetta Boxer. By this time, Ferrari had completed 1284 GTB/4's, 179 of which were right-hand drive. A total of just 121(as well as one prototype Spyder making it a total of 122) Daytona Spyders were manufactured by comparison. Of the 122 Spyders only seven were right hand drive.
One of the 122 genuine 365 GTB/4 Spyders s/n 16915
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|Engine Type:
|12, in 60° V
|81 mm / 3.19 in
|71 mm / 2.79 in
|4390 cc / 268 cu in
|Compression Ratio:
|8.8 : 1
|352 bhp / 7,500 rpm
|315 lb ft / 5,500 rpm
|2 per cylinder
|2 distributers
|Spark Plugs:
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|Fuel System:
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6 Weber 40 DCN 21 (U.S.)
|Dry sump
|Gearbox type:
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|5 forward, 1 reverse
|Borg & Beck single disc
|Chassis type:
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|Multi-tube steel
|Berlinetta: steel, with aluminum doors,
hood and trunk lid
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|4425 / 174.2 in
|Body width:
|1760 mm / 69.3 in
|Body height:
|1244 mm / 49.0 in
|2400 mm / 94.5 in
|Track front:
|1440 mm / 56.7 in
|Track rear:
|1425 mm / 56.1 in
|Weight (with oil and water):
|1633 kg / 3600 lb
|Suspension front:
|Independent, unequal A arms, coil springs,
tubular shock absorbers, anti-roll bar
|Suspension rear:
|Independent, unequal A arms, coil springs,
tubular shock absorbers, anti-roll bar
|Brakes front:
|Vented disc, 287 mm / 11.3 in
|Brakes rear:
|Vented disc, 294 mm / 11.6 in
|Tires front/rear:
|Michelin XVR, 215 / 70-15
|Wheels front/rear:
|Cromodora cast light alloy, 15 x 7.5L
|Top speed:
|278 kmh / 174 mph
|0 to 60 mph:
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BREWSTER – Brewster's soccer team's defense pitched a shutout, 2-0, over Chelan on Oct. 5.
Karina Guzman and Veronica Arrez each got goals for the Bears.
Brewster only allowed 2 shots on goal by Chelan.
"Our offense had many open opportunities, but couldn't finish," Brewster coach Alex Sanchez said.
Cashmere (7-1, 6-0) is at Brewster (4-5, 3-4) on Thursday, Oct. 10.
OMAK – Cascade toppled Omak, 11-0, in a Caribou Trail League match Oct. 5.
"They are a tough team that played the way I thought they would," Omak coach Chris Werner said. "We didn't come ready to play and they picked us apart."
Quincy (1-5-1-0) is at Omak (2-7, 1-4-0-1) on Saturday, Oct. 12.
OKANOGAN – Okanogan beat Quincy, 8-1, on Saturday, Oct. 5.
"We did a good job of controlling the ball and working it up the field to get many scoring opportunities," Okanogan coach Dean Klepec said.
Quincy scored first, which woke up the Bulldogs.
Janice Romero, on assists from Aidan O'Connor, scored Okanogan's first two goals.
Jill Townsend scored on an O'Connor assist for a 3-1 halftime lead.
"All three goals were headers off corner kicks," Klepec said.
Emmy Engle extended the lead in the second half off an assist from Alexis Jones.
Megan Patrick struck for the next two goals. Jones and Breanna Cox assisted.
Engle assisted the last two goals by Cox and Patrick.
Okanogan finished with 21 shots on goals to 2 for Quincy.
Cascade (4-3 overall, 4-1 league) is at Okanogan (5-3, 5-2) on Thursday, Oct. 10.
CHELAN – Tonasket sent a barrage of shots at Chelan on Oct. 3, and wound up with a 7-0 victory.
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Tonasket and Cascade entered this week tied for second place in the Caribou Trail League.
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Encryption is a key element of a complete security strategy. The 2013 Global Encryption Trends Study shows a steady increase in the use of encryption solutions over the past nine years. Thirty-five percent of organizations now have an encryption strategy applied consistently across the entire enterprise, up from 29 percent in 2012. The study showed that, for the first time, the main goal for most organizations in deploying encryption is mitigating the effects of data breaches. There is good reason for this shift: the latest Ponemon Institute research reveals that the cost of a data breach is $3.5 million, up 15 percent from last year.
On the surface, the 35 percent figure seems like good news, until one realizes that 65 percent of organizations do not have an enterprise-wide encryption strategy. In addition, even a consistently applied strategy can lack visibility, management controls or remediation processes. This gives hackers the green light to attack as soon as they spot a vulnerability.
While organizations are moving in the right direction when it comes to encryption, much more needs to be done - and quickly. Encryption has come to be viewed as a commodity: organizations deploy it and assume they've taken the steps they need to maintain security. If breaches occur, it's rarely the fault of the software or the encryption protocol. The fault lies rather in the fact that encryption management is left in the domain of IT system administrators and has never been properly managed with access controls, monitoring or proactive data loss prevention.
Too Many Keys Spoil the Security
While recent high-profile vulnerabilities have exposed the need to manage encrypted networks better, it's important to understand that administrators can cause vulnerabilities as well. In the Secure Shell (SSH) data-in-transit protocol, key-based authentication is one of the more common methods used to gain access to critical information. Keys are easy to create, and, at the most basic level, are simple text files that can be easily uploaded to the appropriate system. Associated with each key is an identity: either a person or machine that grants access to information assets and performs specific tasks, such as transferring a file or dropping a database, depending on the assigned authorizations. In the case of Secure Shell keys, those basic text files provide access to some of the most critical information within an organization.
A quick calculation will reveal that the number of keys assigned over the past decade to employees, contractors and applications can run up to a million or more for a single enterprise. In one example, a major bank with around 15,000 hosts had over 1.5 million keys circulating within its network environment. Around 10 percent of those keys - or 150,000 - provided high-level administrator access. This represents an astonishing number of open doors that no one was monitoring.
It may seem impossible that such a security lapse could happen, but consider that encryption is often perceived merely as a tool. Because nothing appeared on the surface to be out of place, no processes were shut down and the problem was undetected.
Safety Hazards
Forgetting to keep track of keys is one problem; failing to remove them is another. System administrators and application developers will often deploy keys in order to readily gain access to systems they are working on. These keys grant a fairly high level of privilege and are often used across multiple systems, creating a one-to-many relationship. In many cases, employees or contractors who are terminated - or even simply reassigned to other tasks that no longer require the same access - continue to carry access via Secure Shell keys; the assumption is that terminating the account is enough. Unfortunately, this is not the case when Secure Shell keys are involved; the keys must also be removed or the access remains in place.
SSH keys pose another threat as well: subverting privileged access management systems (PAMs). Many PAMs use a gateway or jump host that administrators log into to gain access to network assets. PAM solutions connect with user directories to assign privileges, monitor user actions and record which actions have taken place. While this appears like an airtight way to monitor administrators, it is incredibly easy for an administrator to log into the gateway, deploy a key and then log in using key authentication, thereby circumventing any PAM safeguards in place.
Too Clever for Their Own Good
Poorly monitored access is just one security hazard in encrypted environments. Conventional PAM solutions, which use gateways and focus on interactive users only, are designed to monitor administrator activities. Unfortunately, as mentioned earlier, they end up being fairly easy to work around. Additionally, encryption blinds attackers the same way it blinds security operations and forensics teams. For this reason, encrypted traffic is rarely monitored and is allowed to flow freely in and out of the network environment. This creates obvious risks and negates security intelligence capabilities to a large degree.
The Internet offers many articles on how to use Secure Shell to bypass corporate firewalls. This is actually a fairly common and clever workaround policy that unfortunately creates a huge security risk. In order to eliminate this risk, the organization must decrypt and inspect the traffic.
Traffic Safety
Decrypting Secure Shell traffic would require an organization to use an inline proxy with access to the private keys - essentially a friendly man-in-the-middle - to decrypt the traffic without interfering with the network. When successfully deployed, 100 percent of encrypted traffic for both interactive users and M2M identities can be monitored. Also, because this is done at the network level, it's not possible for malicious parties to execute a workaround. With this method, enterprises can proactively detect suspicious or out-of-policy traffic. This is called encrypted channel monitoring and represents the next generation in the evolution of PAM.
This kind of monitoring solves the issue of decrypting traffic at the perimeter and helps organizations move away from a gateway approach to PAM. At the same time, it prevents attackers from using the organization's own encryption technology against itself. In addition, an organization can use inline access controls and user profiling to control what activities a user can undertake. For example, policy controls can be enforced to forbid file transfers from certain critical systems. With the more advanced solutions, an organization can even block subchannels from running inside the encrypted tunnel, the preferred method of quickly exfiltrating data.
Encryption technologies are often set up without effective monitoring or proper access controls, which also blinds layered defenses. A major vulnerability could potentially compromise the entire server, which could in turn expose other areas of the network to subsequent attacks.
A Healthy Respect for Encryption
Encryption technology is everywhere: in applications, data centers and other foundation infrastructure. While it has been widely embraced, it has also often been abused, misused or neglected. Most organizations have not instituted centralized provisioning, encrypted channel monitoring and other best practices, even though the consequence of inadequate security can be severe. IT security staff may think conventional PAM is keeping their organizations safe, when commonly-known workarounds are instead putting their data in jeopardy.
No one understands better than IT administrators how critical network security is. This understanding should spur security professionals to do all in their power to make their organizations' data as safe as possible. Given all that can go awry, it's important to examine encrypted networks, enabling layered defenses and putting proactive monitoring in place if they have not yet done so. An all-inclusive encrypted channel monitoring strategy will go a long way toward securing the network.
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@DevOpsSummit taking place June 7-9, 2016 at Javits Center, New York City, and Nov 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with the 18th International @CloudExpo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world.
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Just last week a senior Hybris consultant shared the story of a customer engagement on which he was working. This customer had problems, serious problems. We're talking about response times far beyond the most liberal acceptable standard. They were unable to solve the issue in their eCommerce platform – specifically Hybris. Although the eCommerce project was delivered by a system integrator / implementation partner, the vendor still gets involved when things go really wrong. After all, the vendo...
May. 24, 2016 09:45 AM EDT Reads: 1,344
Small teams are more effective. The general agreement is that anything from 5 to 12 is the 'right' small. But of course small teams will also have 'small' throughput - relatively speaking. So if your demand is X and the throughput of a small team is X/10, you probably need 10 teams to meet that demand. But more teams also mean more effort to coordinate and align their efforts in the same direction. So, the challenge is how to harness the power of small teams and yet orchestrate multiples of them...
May. 24, 2016 09:15 AM EDT Reads: 1,821
SYS-CON Events announced today the Docker Meets Kubernetes – Intro into the Kubernetes World, being held June 9, 2016, in conjunction with 18th Cloud Expo | @ThingsExpo, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Register for 'Docker Meets Kubernetes Workshop' Here! This workshop led by Sebastian Scheele, co-founder of Loodse, introduces participants to Kubernetes (container orchestration). Through a combination of instructor-led presentations, demonstrations, and hands-on labs, participants learn ...
May. 24, 2016 09:00 AM EDT Reads: 1,808
The initial debate is over: Any enterprise with a serious commitment to IT is migrating to the cloud. But things are not so simple. There is a complex mix of on-premises, colocated, and public-cloud deployments. In this power panel at 18th Cloud Expo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, panelists will look at the present state of cloud from the C-level view, and how great companies and rock star executives can use cloud computing to meet their most ambitious and disruptive business ...
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