By Tom Fenton
PowerShell isn't only for Windows anymore.
"The motivation for deploying SD-WAN may have started with cost reduction and improved performance, but that's changing."
By Dan Kusnetzky
One key finding: only 6 percent of those polled aren't considering a move to SDS.
By Dan Kusnetzky
A breakthrough or marketing hype? Analyzing a startup's claims.
By Trevor Pott
Today's complex environments require an understanding of the difference between how a user sees a problem and how a sysdmin sees a problem, and how to translate between the two.
Other problems: weak network controls, poor governance, developer-caused security risks and tough compliance complications.
The company, Hexadite, is a security automation and orchestration provider.
By Dan Kusnetzky
It may find a home in Citrix shops.
By Trevor Pott
There's room for improvement, and VMware is heading in that direction.
It promises to simplify the process of buying and adding network functionality.
By Tom Fenton
Visualizing data as bubbles may alert you to issues you've missed.
By Trevor Pott
Holistic IT seems like a laudable goal, but how do you get there?
By Trevor Pott
Storage breakthroughs are leading to new ways of thinking about infrastructure.
By Dan Kusnetzky
The company points to the future while recognizing its limitations.
It runs on standard off-the-shelf Intel servers and achieves core network efficiency by packing multiple networking components into a small number of compute cores.
By Dan Kusnetzky
Supported environments are limited to Windows and Linux, however.
By Dan Kusnetzky
But is there a place for legacy systems?
The partnership is announced seven months after a deal with Amazon Web Services.
By Trevor Pott
Think they're outdated? Think again.
"This new network will be programmable at its core and will automate the provisioning of new applications and services."