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Simple, scalable, and secure hybrid cloud connectivity
By: Aliado
Type: Product Overview
Enterprises adopting edge, hybrid, and multicloud architectures face challenges in delivering secure, predictable network connectivity. IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh, a SaaS offering, addresses this by providing simple, secure, and predictable application-centric connectivity.
Key capabilities include:
- Bridging silos for CloudOps and DevOps teams
- Achieving near-instant connectivity for agile deployment
- Providing zero-trust architecture for security
- Optimizing performance with a "network follows the application" approach
- Delivering observability, automation, and remediation for multicloud connectivity
Learn more about IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh for secure hybrid and multicloud connectivity.
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Simplify hybrid cloud connectivity with application-centric solutions
By: Aliado
Type: White Paper
As enterprises adopt hybrid cloud architectures, they face challenges in deploying, managing, and securing disparate environments. IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh addresses these issues by providing simple, secured, and predictable application-centric connectivity for edge and hybrid cloud environments.
Key highlights include:
- Automated, on-demand, intent-driven application connectivity as a service
- Granular network control and visibility for CloudOps, with easy interfaces for DevOps
- Secured connectivity with zero-trust architecture and microsegmentation
- Unified user experience for management, observability, and control across teams
To learn more about IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh, read the full white paper.
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Hybrid cloud mesh: Detailed technical guide
By: Aliado
Type: White Paper
IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh is a multicloud, multicluster networking solution that enables enterprises to use simple, scalable, seamless, and secure hybrid multicloud connectivity. It automatically configures a software-defined network for distributed microservices, eliminating the need for network reconfiguration. Key features include:
· Automatic discovery of cloud infrastructure and applications
· Connectivity management with policy-based routing
· Network topology visualization with performance metrics
· Support for Red Hat Service Interconnect for cross-cluster connectivityLearn how IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh can enhance your business agility, security, and visibility. Read the full white paper now.
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Simplify hybrid cloud connectivity with application-centric approach
By: Aliado
Type: White Paper
Discover how IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh delivers application-centric connectivity that is simple, accessible, resilient, and secure. Learn how this solution can improve your application performance, user experience, and cloud governance. Read the full white paper to learn more.
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Adopting a Hybrid Mesh Framework with the Infinity Platform
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Type: Video
As CISOs seek consolidation, security needs to be dynamic and address distributed hybrid IT environments. Empowering organizations to meet tomorrow’s security needs with confidence, the Check Point Infinity Platform offers a Hybrid Mesh Firewall with unified management across: • Cloud native firewalls • On-premises firewalls • Virtual firewalls • As-a-service firewalls Watch the webinar to learn how enterprises can futureproof their cyber security, including: • Why have hybrid mesh firewall platforms emerged? • What are executive-level benefits of adopting a hybrid mesh framework? • How does the Check Point Infinity Platform embody this architecture? • Why is Infinity the best choice for hybrid mesh deployments?
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What's all this talk about data mesh? Everything you need to know
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
Data mesh is a new approach aims to make data more accessible, usable and valuable to the organization by creating a more flexible, scalable and collaborative data architecture. In this article, we point out some of the benefits and challenges of data mesh, and how to set up the right culture and infrastructure to make the most of this approach.
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FWaaS vs. NGFW vs. Hybrid Mesh: Comparing Firewalls
By: Ericsson
Type: Blog
To compare different types of firewalls and their use cases, dig into this blog penned by Cradlepoint’s Senior Product Marketing Manager, Bruce Johnson, who has more than thirty years of experience in the IT industry.
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Part 3 of 3: When Will I Need a Service Mesh?
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Type: Replay
To make Kubernetes production grade, you need to add three components. In this session, we’ll focus on the third component: the service mesh. A service mesh provides fine-grained traffic management and security to application services within the cluster. We’ll demystify the complexity of Kubernetes networking and discuss where F5 can help when you’re ready to take the mesh leap, including: * Service mesh basics * Service mesh readiness checklist * How to choose service mesh * An overview of NGINX Service Mesh and Aspen Mesh
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Strategies for Simplifying Network Security: Hybrid Mesh Firewalls
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Type: Replay
As IT environments continue to expand to encompass on-premises, Cloud, OT, and IoT, so too does the complexity of managing and securing everything. This includes managing a growing population of disparate Firewalls. - Demonstrate a real-world threat attack scenario to showcase the power of Hybrid Mesh Firewalls in securing organizations against cyberthreats, while optimizing operations and workflows. - Cover how AI-enabled threat detection and response make Hybrid Mesh Firewalls especially powerful for securing hybrid networks.
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Get Started with NGINX: Why, When & How to Deploy a Service Mesh
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Type: Video
Get ready to take your cloud-native applications to the next level with the power of Service Mesh. As a critical component for Kubernetes platforms, Service Mesh offers unparalleled observability, security, and traffic control that will transform the way you do business. In this back-to-basics episode 5, we'll walk you through the “how-to” of deploying a Service Mesh in production with a follow-the-demo configuration that will have you up and running in no time. Discover the benefits of zero trust security and the simplicity of pairing NGINX Ingress Controller with NGINX Service Mesh for seamless ingress and egress traffic management. Join us in this webinar as we dive deep into the “when” and “why” of deploying a Service Mesh, while showcasing the power of NGINX Service Mesh through a hands-on demonstration. Don't miss out on this opportunity to take your cloud-native applications to new heights! Demo followed this document: https://docs.nginx.com/nginx-service-mesh/tutorials/trafficsplit-deployments/ Slides are available here: https://www.slideshare.net/secret/MBrUI84kYC3NJZ
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Achieve Application Scalability with Tanzu Service Mesh
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Type: Talk
Achieving application scalability in a distributed microservices architecture can be complex and challenging. One of the ways to ensure optimal user experience is to apply service mesh technology and service level objective (SLO) policy enforcement to manage distributed applications. In this webinar, we will discuss how Tanzu Service Mesh tackles application scalability and achieve intelligent self-healing through autoscaling and traffic management across multiple clouds. We will demonstrate how to create and monitor SLOs to the applications managed by the mesh, report on policy violations, and show advanced forensics capabilities.
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Computer Weekly – 11 October 2022: Government bins IR35 reforms – what you need to know
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Ezine
In this week's Computer Weekly, after the government scrapped its IR35 reforms, we examine what IT contractors need to know. With hybrid working, employee experience is a priority – we look at how it meshes with customer experience initiatives. And we assess the options for unstructured data storage in the cloud and on-premise. Read the issue now.
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A Customer's POV: Benefits of Hybrid Mesh Firewall
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Type: Replay
Operational complexity across an expanding network environment is inhibiting IT and security teams’ abilities to support secure digital innovation and remote workforces. With branches, campuses, data centers, cloud, IoT, and OT environments, managing and securing disparate applications, assets, and data across hybrid environments is eclipsing the ability of teams and budgets to keep up. During this session, you’ll learn about: - S&P Global’s hybrid mesh firewall deployment experience with Fortinet - Reducing operational complexity by unifying visibility and management across even the most complex network environments - Important technologies, such as hybrid mesh firewalls and associated security capabilities, that help organizations adopt and enforce a unified and centralized policy and management framework across the hybrid network Speakers: Kimberly Becan, Director of Product Marketing, Fortinet David Lorti, Director of Product Marketing, Fortinet Guruprasad Ramamoorthy, Global Head of Network Architecture, Engineering & Operations, S&P Global
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A guide to IT automation with Red Hat Ansible
By: Red Hat
Type: eGuide
Learn how Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform can help your organization achieve greater efficiency, reliability, and simplified governance. Discover the business value, key features, and strategies for successful automation adoption. Read the eBook to get started.
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Istio in the Enterprise:Security & Scale Out Challenges for Microservices in k8s
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Type: Replay
As container-based applications and kubernetes are widely being adopted by enterprises, customers face multiple challenges on how to manage large number of microservices based applications in a multi-cluster environment. Istio Service Mesh which is independent of underlying services, is designed to manage communications between microservices, provides authentication, security, distributed tracing, traffic management resiliency. KEY TAKEWAYS: Best practices for managing microservices-based applications using Istio Service Mesh How to address the challenges of deploying, managing and scaling microservices in enterprise Istio Service Mesh's capabilities to manage traffic between services, security, observability and reliability
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Istio in the Enterprise:Security & Scale Out Challenges for Microservices in k8s
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Type: Replay
As container-based applications and kubernetes are widely being adopted by enterprises, customers face multiple challenges on how to manage large number of microservices based applications in a multi-cluster environment. Istio Service Mesh which is independent of underlying services, is designed to manage communications between microservices, provides authentication, security, distributed tracing, traffic management resiliency. KEY TAKEWAYS: Best practices for managing microservices-based applications using Istio Service Mesh How to address the challenges of deploying, managing and scaling microservices in enterprise Istio Service Mesh's capabilities to manage traffic between services, security, observability and reliability
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IBM Cloud: No shift, Sherlock
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
OpenShift is a key ingredient in the latest shift in IBM's long-running cloud strategy. We look at what it means...
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Overcoming Complexities in Hybrid Cloud and Security with F5 and IBM
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Type: Video
According to F5 State of Application Strategy 2023, 85% of organizations will use hybrid architecture for the foreseeable future. This implies that the average IT stack will remain hybrid indefinitely, with capabilities distributed widely across core, cloud, and edge environments. Join us for a webinar where F5 and IBM will discuss the latest trends in application strategy, and explore these areas: - Manage your apps across environments with F5 and IBM Cloud Satellite - Reduce your OPEX and mean time to resolution with F5 Multi-Cloud Networking - Consistent security control across your hybrid cloud workload
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Overcoming Complexities in Hybrid Cloud and Security with F5 and IBM
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Type: Replay
According to F5 State of Application Strategy 2023, 85% of organizations will use hybrid architecture for the foreseeable future. This implies that the average IT stack will remain hybrid indefinitely, with capabilities distributed widely across core, cloud, and edge environments. Join us for a webinar where F5 and IBM will discuss the latest trends in application strategy, and explore these areas: - Manage your apps across environments with F5 and IBM Cloud Satellite - Reduce your OPEX and mean time to resolution with F5 Multi-Cloud Networking - Consistent security control across your hybrid cloud workload
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Overcoming Complexities in Hybrid Cloud and Security with F5 and IBM
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Type: Replay
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Unlock the Power of AI with IBM Watsonx
By: TD Synnex
Type: Product Overview
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Zero-Trust Security In Action For Your Services
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Type: Talk
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The LLM Mesh: A Practical Guide to Using Generative AI in the Enterprise
By: Dataiku
Type: eBook
This data, from a 2024 Dataiku and Cognizant survey of 200 senior analytics and IT leaders, highlights that GenAI is a top priority at the highest level — nearly three-quarters of respondents (73%) will spend over $500,000 on the tech in the next 12 months.
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Myth Busters VII: I’m building a data mesh, so I don’t need data virtualization
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Type: Talk
A data mesh architecture offers a lot of promise to change the way we manage data – and for the better. But there’s a lot of confusion about a data mesh. People will tell you that you can build a data mesh on top of a data lake or on top of a data warehouse, and that you don’t need data virtualization to build a data mesh. Many vendors are jumping on to the data mesh bandwagon and are claiming that they inherently support a data mesh architecture. But do they? How much of this is hype versus reality? Is it true that you don’t need data virtualization to build a scalable, enterprise-grade data mesh? This is the myth we will attempt to bust in this next Myth Busters webinar. Join us live to learn about the concepts and components of a data mesh, and hear how the logical approach to data management and integration – powered by data virtualization - is critical for a data mesh.
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Analyst Webinar: The value of Data Virtualization in a Data Mesh
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Type: Talk
Data mesh, data mesh, data mesh. WHAT IS IT??? How many times have we heard this name drop, yet do we really know how it works? In this webinar, you will learn from Mike Ferguson, an industry expert and the Managing Director of Intelligent Business Strategies, about what makes up a data mesh.
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Analyst Webinar: The value of Data Virtualization in a Data Mesh (APAC)
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Type: Talk
Data mesh, data mesh, data mesh. WHAT IS IT??? How many times have we heard this name drop, yet do we really know how it works? In this webinar, you will learn from Mike Ferguson, an industry expert and the Managing Director of Intelligent Business Strategies, about what makes up a data mesh.
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Insights from IBM Think 2021
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Type: Video
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Unlocking the Power of Data Mesh: Decentralizing and Democratizing Data
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Type: Talk
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Unlocking the Power of Data Mesh: Decentralizing and Democratizing Data
By:
Type: Replay
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De-Mystifying the Data Mesh
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Type: Talk
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Enabling a Data Mesh Architecture and Data Sharing Culture with Denodo
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Type: Replay
Data Mesh presents a new distributed and decentralized paradigm for data management, where autonomous domains expose their own data as "data products" to the rest of the organization. It tries to reduce bottlenecks derived from excessive dependency on centralized IT teams and capitalizes on the specialized data knowledge that domain users already have. However, Data Mesh literature leaves the implementation of these ideas very open to each organization. Attend and Learn: * The key ideas of a Data Mesh * How Denodo can help you implement a Data Mesh * How a Denodo customer, Landsbankinn, went from a traditional analytic architecture to Data Mesh using Denodo.
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Enabling a Data Mesh Architecture and Data Sharing Culture with Denodo (APAC)
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Type: Replay
Data Mesh presents a new distributed and decentralized paradigm for data management, where autonomous domains expose their own data as "data products" to the rest of the organization. It tries to reduce bottlenecks derived from an excessive dependance on centralized IT teams, and capitalizes on the specialized data knowledge that domain users already have. However, Data Mesh literature leaves the implementation of these ideas very open to each organization. Attend and Learn: - Deep dive into the key ideas of Data Mesh - Understand how Denodo can help you implement a Data Mesh - Hear directly from a Denodo client, Landsbankinn, their journey from a traditional analytic architecture to Data Mesh using Denodo
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Back to the Future: The Next-Gen Firewall Re-visited
By:
Type: Replay
Has the term Next-Generation Firewall lost its meaning? And what's with this Hybrid Mesh Firewall - is it a new kind of firewall or an imagination gone wild? How does the convergence of networking and security play into this? Join us to get answers to these questions, and what really matters with today's firewalls such as: - How management can't be an afterthought - The importance of threat intelligence - Leveraging a common operating system
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Boost Your Security and Compliance with Qualys on IBM zSystems and LinuxONE
By:
Type: Video
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A guide to where mainframes fit in the cloud
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eBook
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Data Mesh, Data Governance and the concept of data products
By:
Type: Talk
In today's rapidly evolving data landscape, traditional approaches to Data Governance no longer suffice. Most new technologies don't make much difference to how you would implement Data Governance in an organisation, however, Data Mesh with its combination of technology and organisational structure has changed that. In this session, Nicola Askham, The Data Governance Coach, will look the concepts of Data Mesh and Data Products and then their intersection with Data Governance, shedding some light on how you need to change your thinking to implement Data Governance successfully in a data mesh environment. Join this session to get: A basic overview of what data mesh is An understanding of what data products are A case study of implementing Data Governance for Data Mesh
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Apache Kafka® and the Data Mesh
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Type: Replay
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You've Got Kubernetes. Now You Need App-Focused Security Using Istio
By:
Type: Replay
A single phishing email, missed patch, or misconfiguration can wreak havoc or bring things to a screeching halt. Kubernetes platform providers manage security at the infrastructure, orchestration, and container level, the challenge is at the application services level. Uplevel your security means adding a service mesh that can secure thousands of connections between microservice containers inside of a single cluster or multi-cluster across geos. We'll address open source Istio's capabilities and the operational challenges it solves. We'll ask Andrew Jenkins, Aspen Mesh's CTO to share options to get the robust security and traffic management of open source Istio without taking on the deployment and management yourself. YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH UNDERSTANDING OF: How Istio controls North-South and East-West traffic and how that relates to application-level traffic How Istio secures communication between microservices How to simplify operations and prevent security holes as the number of microservices in production grows What is involved in hardening Istio into an enterprise-class service mesh
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Apache Kafka® and the Data Mesh
By:
Type: Talk
From digital banking to industry 4.0 the nature of business is changing. Increasingly businesses are becoming software. And the lifeblood of software is data. Dealing with data at the enterprise level is tough, and there have been some missteps along the way. This session will consider the increasingly popular idea of a 'data mesh' - the problems it solves and, perhaps most importantly, how a data in motion or event streaming platform forms the bedrock of this new paradigm. Data mesh is a relatively recent term that describes a set of principles that good modern data systems uphold. A kind of “microservices” for the data-centric world. While the data mesh is not technology-specific as a pattern, the building of systems that adopt and implement data mesh principles have a relatively long history under different guises. In this talk, we'll cover: - building a streaming data mesh with Kafka -the four principles of the data mesh: domain-driven decentralisation, data as a product, self-service data platform, and federated governance. -the differences between working with event streams versus centralised approaches and highlight the key characteristics that make streams a great fit for implementing a mesh, such as their ability to capture both real-time and historical data. - how to onboard data from existing systems into a mesh, modelling the communication within the mesh -how to deal with changes to your domain’s “public” data, give examples of global standards for governance -the importance of taking a product-centric view on data sources and the data sets they share. Mumbai 9am / Jakarta 10:30am / Singapore 11:30am / Sydney 1:30pm / Auckland 3:30pm
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Apache Kafka® and the Data Mesh
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Type: Replay
From digital banking to industry 4.0 the nature of business is changing. Increasingly businesses are becoming software. And the lifeblood of software is data. Dealing with data at the enterprise level is tough, and there have been some missteps along the way. This session will consider the increasingly popular idea of a 'data mesh' - the problems it solves and, perhaps most importantly, how a data in motion or event streaming platform forms the bedrock of this new paradigm. Data mesh is a relatively recent term that describes a set of principles that good modern data systems uphold. A kind of “microservices” for the data-centric world. While the data mesh is not technology-specific as a pattern, the building of systems that adopt and implement data mesh principles have a relatively long history under different guises. In this talk, we'll cover: - building a streaming data mesh with Kafka -the four principles of the data mesh: domain-driven decentralisation, data as a product, self-service data platform, and federated governance. -the differences between working with event streams versus centralised approaches and highlight the key characteristics that make streams a great fit for implementing a mesh, such as their ability to capture both real-time and historical data. - how to onboard data from existing systems into a mesh, modelling the communication within the mesh -how to deal with changes to your domain’s “public” data, give examples of global standards for governance -the importance of taking a product-centric view on data sources and the data sets they share. Mumbai 9am / Jakarta 10:30am / Singapore 11:30am / Sydney 1:30pm / Auckland 3:30pm
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Apache Kafka® and the Data Mesh
By:
Type: Replay
From digital banking to industry 4.0 the nature of business is changing. Increasingly businesses are becoming software. And the lifeblood of software is data. Dealing with data at the enterprise level is tough, and there have been some missteps along the way. This session will consider the increasingly popular idea of a 'data mesh' - the problems it solves and, perhaps most importantly, how a data in motion or event streaming platform forms the bedrock of this new paradigm. Data mesh is a relatively recent term that describes a set of principles that good modern data systems uphold. A kind of “microservices” for the data-centric world. While the data mesh is not technology-specific as a pattern, the building of systems that adopt and implement data mesh principles have a relatively long history under different guises. In this talk, we'll cover: - building a streaming data mesh with Kafka -the four principles of the data mesh: domain-driven decentralisation, data as a product, self-service data platform, and federated governance. -the differences between working with event streams versus centralised approaches and highlight the key characteristics that make streams a great fit for implementing a mesh, such as their ability to capture both real-time and historical data. - how to onboard data from existing systems into a mesh, modelling the communication within the mesh -how to deal with changes to your domain’s “public” data, give examples of global standards for governance -the importance of taking a product-centric view on data sources and the data sets they share. Mumbai 9am / Jakarta 10:30am / Singapore 11:30am / Sydney 1:30pm / Auckland 3:30pm
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Streamlining enterprise backup management for CIO apps
By: Cobalt Iron
Type: Case Study
IBM's CIO organization streamlined enterprise backup management with a centralized cloud-based solution using IBM and Cobalt Iron technologies. This provided a unified user experience, simplified backup and restore processes, and enabled application owners to protect petabytes of critical data. Read this full case study now to learn more.
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Logical Data Fabric vs Data Mesh. Does it Matter?
By:
Type: Talk
Data Fabric and Data Mesh have been trending high in the data and analytics space, so what is a data fabric and what is a data mesh? How are they different and does it matter? In this session, Ravi Shankar, Sr. VP and CMO at Denodo, will address the market and analyst views of these two approaches and how they complement each other. His presentation will be followed by an insightful and engaging fireside chat with Mark L Johnson, Executive Director, Client Solutions at Fusion Alliance to further discuss what it all means in terms of value to the customer. Attend and Learn: * Concepts of a logical data fabric and also the processes outlined in a data mesh. * How the logical approach to data management and integration is both as relevant for a logical data fabric as well as a data mesh. * The role logical data fabric has played in success with a data mesh through a specific customer implementation example.
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Logical Data Fabric vs Data Mesh. Does it Matter?
By:
Type: Replay
Data Fabric and Data Mesh have been trending high in the data and analytics space, so what is a data fabric and what is a data mesh? How are they different and does it matter? In this session, Ravi Shankar, Sr. VP and CMO at Denodo, will address the market and analyst views of these two approaches and how they complement each other. His presentation will be followed by an insightful and engaging fireside chat with Mark L Johnson, Executive Director, Client Solutions at Fusion Alliance to further discuss what it all means in terms of value to the customer. Attend and Learn: * Concepts of a logical data fabric and also the processes outlined in a data mesh. * How the logical approach to data management and integration is both as relevant for a logical data fabric as well as a data mesh. * The role logical data fabric has played in success with a data mesh through a specific customer implementation example.
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Apache Kafka®, Confluent, and the Data Mesh
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Type: Video
Data mesh is a new approach to designing data architectures by embracing organisational and data-centric constructs, such as data management and governance. The idea is that data should be easily accessible and interconnected across the entire business. In this talk, will cover: - The basics of building a streaming data mesh with Kafka & how Confluent enables this. - The four principles of the data mesh: domain-driven decentralisation, data as a product, self-service data platform, and federated governance. - The differences between working with event streams versus centralised approaches. - How to onboard data from existing systems into a mesh, modelling the communication within the mesh - How to deal with changes to your domain’s “public” data, give examples of global standards for governance - The importance of taking a product-centric view of data sources and the data sets they share.
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Apache Kafka®, Confluent, and the Data Mesh
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Type: Replay
Data mesh is a new approach to designing data architectures by embracing organisational and data-centric constructs, such as data management and governance. The idea is that data should be easily accessible and interconnected across the entire business. In this talk, will cover: - The basics of building a streaming data mesh with Kafka & how Confluent enables this. - The four principles of the data mesh: domain-driven decentralisation, data as a product, self-service data platform, and federated governance. - The differences between working with event streams versus centralised approaches. - How to onboard data from existing systems into a mesh, modelling the communication within the mesh - How to deal with changes to your domain’s “public” data, give examples of global standards for governance - The importance of taking a product-centric view of data sources and the data sets they share.
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Logical Data Fabric vs Data Mesh. Does it Matter?
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Data Fabric and Data Mesh have been trending high in the data and analytics space, so what is a data fabric and what is a data mesh? How are they different and does it matter? In this session, we will discuss the market and analyst views of these two approaches and how they complement each other. We will be joined by Shanmuga Sunthar, APAC Director of Architecture & Chief Evangelist, who will share his insight on these topics. Attend this session to learn: - Concepts of a logical data fabric and also the processes outlined in a data mesh. - How the logical approach to data management and integration is both as relevant for a logical data fabric as well as a data mesh. - How enabling technologies such as Denodo can be leveraged in your data modernization strategy.
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The Data Mesh and why consider the architectural paradigm for your organization
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Most companies have been working to modernize their applications. And yet, when asked, "what do you view as the main driver of innovation at your company?" The response is nearly always that data is the primary driver of innovation. In this talk, we will look at what a data mesh is and how we can transition from a monolithic approach to data, to an approach which can become the data platform for our microservices as we modernize our application architectures.
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The Data Mesh and why consider the architectural paradigm
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Type: Replay
Most companies have been working to modernize their applications. And yet, when asked, "what do you view as the main driver of innovation at your company?" The response is nearly always that data is the primary driver of innovation. In this talk, we will look at what a data mesh is and how we can transition from a monolithic approach to data, to an approach which can become the data platform for our microservices as we modernize our application architectures.
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Generative AI, the Ansible way
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As the complexity of modern infrastructure, applications, security, and hybrid cloud environments escalates, IT organizations need an IT automation strategy. Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform is built to meet complex needs and accelerate business outcomes for nearly every enterprise automation use case. In this webinar series, we’ll cover: The benefits of enterprise-grade automation for your organization. How Event-Driven Ansible supports critical applications and workloads. How automation can simplify and standardize your hybrid infrastructure. A firsthand look at the Red Hat Ansible Lightspeed with IBM watsonx Code Assistant experience.