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This module dives into the essence of Kubernetes and the pivotal role of edge visibility for administrators. We’ll discuss the necessity of a reliable system for collecting and organizing logs, metrics, and events in the complex landscape of container orchestration. Discover the significance of comprehending the data generated in a scaled Kubernetes environment. We will also explore performance monitoring to track CPU and memory usage by applications or containers. Interested in diving deeper into this subject? Check out our blog for a comprehensive insight into the utilization of products like Cribl Edge. You’ll discover how it offers the visibility and management necessary for organizations aiming to harness the full potential of Kubernetes. https://cribl.io/blog/kubernetes-cribl-edge-because-logging-and-metrics-shouldnt-be-a-mystery-novel/

During this module, Perry and Sri focus on harnessing the monitoring capabilities of edge systems to analyze service error logs and pinpoint the underlying cause of issues, all while retaining the ability to route and store them efficiently.

With the explosion of cloud apps, the move to highly distributed environments (SD-WAN, anyone?), and an increase in mobile workers — your job isn’t getting easier. Plus, the threat landscape isn’t standing still. Learn more about what your peers are experiencing, a new approach to secure roaming users/branch locations, and how Cisco is evolving security to address these challenges in innovative ways.

EtherScope Series II Network Assistant helps first responders solve network problems on both sides of the access point - fast. This virtual demo will show you an ideal portable platform for rogue hunting and troubleshooting.

Check out this download to see how the Orion Network Configuration Manager aids in managing network configuration files in multi-vendor network environments, monitoring changes to device configurations and ensuring compliance with federal and corporate policies.

Networks are adapting to meet the next generation of needs as digital transformation accelerates to include better connectivity across remote locations, programmability of campus and datacenter networks, and hybrid cloud modernizations. As these transformations take place, networks become even more essential and increase in size and complexity. Manual processes and operations won’t be able to keep pace, so companies are increasing their network automation efforts to respond faster to business needs, increase efficiency, reduce unexpected downtime, control costs, and unburden valuable resources for more transformative work. But where do you start and what technologies can provide you the most flexibility? Join this session to learn how Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform can help automate full network processes versus just a single facet of network operations.

Learn how to optimize your network performance. As Software-Defined Networking continues to gain steam, some are looking to find the right network tools, address security considerations and optimize network performance. Key takeaways from this will include: • What's trending in software-defined networking • What are simple network tools that allow you to manage high traffic needs • How to increase network security and performance and remove friction for end users to set up dedicated connections • How to implement solutions for on-demand network redundancy • How to improve SaaS performance for end users with your network design • How to reduce latency between SaaS, clouds, your other sites and end users

Learn how to optimize your network performance. As Software-Defined Networking continues to gain steam, some are looking to find the right network tools, address security considerations and optimize network performance. Key takeaways from this will include: • What's trending in software-defined networking • What are simple network tools that allow you to manage high traffic needs • How to increase network security and performance and remove friction for end users to set up dedicated connections • How to implement solutions for on-demand network redundancy • How to improve SaaS performance for end users with your network design • How to reduce latency between SaaS, clouds, your other sites and end users

Many new SD-WAN deployments need to be able to integrate with existing infrastructure. Sometimes this existing infrastructure is called a brownfield environment or network. Regardless of what you call it, there is typically wide area networking, branch office, and security technology that already exists in the network. Join this webinar to learn how Enterprise IT teams are integrating with their existing networks via advanced routing, underlay interoperability, overlay technology. John Volkering, Network Engineer with Versa Networks, will discuss the variety of networks existing today, their attributes, strategies for integrating Secure SD-WAN, and steps to take to ensure success. In this webinar you will learn +An overview of existing brownfield networks +What to look out for when integrating with these networks +Approaches to take for integration Secure SD-WAN with these networks +A methodical approach to ensuring success interoperability

The faster you can "see" what is going on in your network, to know who is on the network and where they are connected, and what the path is from "here to there", the faster you can get to the root cause when troubleshooting issues. The problem is that the manual mapping methods take too much time, and with frequent network changes, maps created this way are out of date almost as soon as they are completed. Now with the EtherScope® nXG portable network analyzer, you can automatically discovers both wired and Wi-Fi networks for instant network topology mapping in NetAlly’s Link-Live Cloud Service. These comprehensive, up-to-the-minute-accurate network diagrams show your network as it is NOW, integrating Layer 2 and Layer 3 topology information.