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Using cloud-native application services is easy, it “just works”. Many customers choose them without giving it a second thought. However, these app services vary from cloud to cloud, with differing levels of quality and numbers of features making visibility and control inconsistent across clouds.
And then there is cost…it’s hard to know what your deployment is going to cost until after it’s been built. Often the services must be compiled in a piecemeal fashion and many products carry bloated code that increases costs.
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Hashicorp Vault - OPEN Public Sector
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- 4. 4 OPEN SOURCE FUELS RAPID INNOVATION
- 5. 5 FROM COMMUNITIES TO ENTERPRISE
- 6. 6 OPEN ORGANIZATIONS CREATE SUSTAINED COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OPEN TECHNOLOGY OPEN CULTURE New delivery models and revenue streams New ecosystem of innovations Faster time to market Cultural transformation COLLABORATION | TRANSPARENCY | INCLUSIVITY | ADAPTABILITY | COMMUNITY
- 7. 7 COLLABORATIVE CULTURE 1. Respond to opportunities more quickly. 2. Improve access to resources & talent for the organization. 3. Inspire & motivate people at all levels to act with accountability.
- 8. 8 DEGREES OF OPENNESS Command ControlHierarchy Isolated Participation Release early Meritocracy Community Free exchange TransparencyRelease often Closed Open
- 9. 9
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- 11. 11 FOR I.T. ORGANIZATIONS, THE RISE IS INEVITABLE TOOLS CHANGE COMPLEXITY EXPECTATIONS
- 12. 12 AUTOMATION MAKES THE RISE MANAGEABLE TOOLS CHANGE COMPLEXITY EXPECTATIONS
- 14. 14 ANSIBLE AUTOMATION WORKS ACROSS TEAMS NETWORK DEVELOPERS SECURITYINFRASTRUCTURE IT OPS
- 15. 1 million 4 YEARS 2 million 7 MONTHS MANAGED SYSTEMS
- 16. 16 Agentless Cross platform Idempotent Simple Human Readable THE ANSIBLE WAY
- 19. 19 TRUSTED AUTOMATION FULLY SUPPORTED ANSIBLE CERTIFIED
- 22. 22 ROLE BASED ACCESS CONTROL
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- 25. 25 INSIGHTS
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