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Organizations are using multiple IaaS and SaaS providers today, yet traditional ITOps processes and tools are straining to cope with a vast new scope of challenges and risks. Recent research by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) shows that 74% of enterprise network teams had incumbent network monitoring tools failing to address cloud requirements. As IT business leaders responsible for delivering services in this new ecosystem, how do you equip yourself with the right visibility? Shamus McGillicuddy, Research Director for EMA’s network management practice, and Archana Kesavan, Director of Product Marketing at ThousandEyes dive deep into the challenges of multi-cloud and how to rethink your monitoring strategy and operational delivery processes. Uncover: Five common IT operational challenges of multi-cloud identified in recent EMA research The risks of not evolving ITOps for a managed cloud environment Four monitoring best practices for a cloud-centric IT Operation

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Learn how to accelerate and de-risk your cloud migration project Despite the surge in enterprises migrating applications to the public cloud, more than half of all projects are delayed or over budget and an even greater number are more difficult than expected.1 Cloud Migrations don’t begin when you start moving applications into the cloud. They begin with your application landscape discovery and assessment. The second phase comprises the actual migration where applications are moved to the public cloud. Working with purpose-built enterprise-grade cloud migration platforms, especially those that partner to integrate both phases greatly simplifies and accelerates projects. RISC Networks and Velostrata have teamed up to deliver this webinar where we’ll share real-world examples, tips, and tricks on crafting a seamless cloud migration from start to completion.

Identifying Workloads to Move to the Cloud

RightScale Webinar: Cloud infrastructure offers a new set of building blocks for cost effectively deploying and managing applications. One of the first questions encountered is often which application workloads present the best fit? We’ll start by profiling different environments (datacenter, hosted and public/private cloud) and highlight the application characteristics that align well for each. We’ll then discuss the most common use cases we encounter and the reference architectures we’ve used to deliver them. Along the way, we’ll work to provide guidance how to evaluate company workloads for public, private and hybrid cloud deployments and when it makes sense to re-architect applications.

The availability, performance and security of your DNS infrastructure is essential to offering a good digital experience to your users—yet DNS is an often overlooked aspect of architecting digital offerings. Managed DNS provider NS1 joins ThousandEyes to provide insight into modernizing your DNS platform for improved digital experience. We'll cover ThousandEyes performance findings on managed DNS providers, techniques to improve performance for your users, and monitoring DNS infrastructure for availability and performance.

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Speakers: Nick Kephart - Product Marketing Manager, RightScale Baliey Caldwell - VP Business Development, RightScale We’ll discuss the cloud technology landscape and how RightScale fits in to manage Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS). This session will clarify cloud benefits, cloud challenges, and how cloud management can drive agility, cost, and time savings. You’ll leave with a checklist of how to quantify the business case for cloud management.

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DNS is the least understood vulnerability for business today. Your customers' experience of your websites and apps starts (and can end) with the critical first step of resolving human-readable domain names to routable Internet addresses. This presentations reveals key findings of our first annual Global DNS Performance report. You'll learn: - How the DNS Internet infrastructure works and why it's so critical for your business - Why a majority of enterprises and even many SaaS providers are vulnerable to the next Dyn-style attack - The performance of public resolvers and core DNS infrastructure servers - Why the easy choice for a DNS managed provider may not be the best one - DNS best practice recommendations to boost your company's online performance and resilience

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[About This Webinar] Streaming data systems, so called Fast Data, promise accelerated access to information, leading to new innovations and competitive advantages. These systems, however, aren’t just faster versions of Big Data; they force architecture changes to meet new demands for reliability and dynamic scalability, more like microservices. This means new challenges for your organization. Whereas a batch job might run for hours, a stream processing application might run for weeks or months. This raises the bar for making these systems resilient against traffic spikes, hardware and network failures, and so forth. The good news is that there is a strong history of facing these demands in the world of microservices. In this webinar by Dr. Dean Wampler, VP of Fast Data Architecture at Lightbend, Inc., we will cut through the buzz around Fast Data and explore how to successfully exploit this new opportunity for innovation in how your organization leverages data. Specifically, Dean will review: * The business justification for transitioning from batch-oriented big data to stream-oriented fast data * The architectural and organizational changes that streaming systems require to meet their higher demands for reliability, resiliency, dynamic scalability, etc. * How some of these requirements can be met by leveraging what your organization already knows about microservice architectures

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Enterprise IT and Ops team are frequently challenged by complex cloud architectures that are continually evolving. As a result, your teams suffer from increased MTTI during fault diagnosis and are often left frustrated and helpless during a cloud outage. Join this webinar to see an analysis of a recent AWS outage and the downstream implications a cloud outage can have on your service delivery and user experience. In this demonstration you will learn: - Monitoring best practices to reduce MTTI during cloud outages - Why APM and cloud-native tools like CloudWatch fall short - How to hold cloud service providers accountable when something goes wrong

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Organizations everywhere are looking for the best ways to leverage cloud technologies to maximize efficiencies, minimize costs, and increase agility. Research shows that a majority of enterprises are taking a hybrid cloud approach to leverage existing hardware or to meet performance, compliance, and security requirements. During this webinar, RightScale and Redapt are teaming up to walk you through private and hybrid cloud environments and share their best practices on evaluating, designing, and deploying a hybrid cloud architecture. We’ll dive into the private cloud aspect and how to build a private cloud to meet your requirements. You’ll walk away from from this webinar with a fundamental understanding of: 1. Requirements mapping 2. Private cloud hardware considerations 3. Private cloud orchestration software considerations 4. Connecting private and public cloud resources 5. Cloud security

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Migrating Enterprise Applications to AWS: Best Practices & Techniques (ENT303...

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This session discusses strategies, tools, and techniques for migrating enterprise software systems to AWS. We consider applications like Oracle eBusiness Suite, SAP, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and Siebel. These applications are complex by themselves; they are frequently customized; they have many touch points on other systems in the enterprise; and they often have large associated databases. Nevertheless, running enterprise applications in the cloud affords powerful benefits. We identify success factors and best practices.

SaaS Accounting: The blueprint to understanding and optimizing

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A bad accountant or finance manager can spell doom for your company though by causing you to not invest cash that you should be or worse - spending money you don’t have in the bank. This is why you need to know your SaaS accounting chops, too. To help, let’s walk through a breakdown of how revenue flows through your business from a booking all the way to cash collected. Here we walk through exactly how to calculate ARPU (Average Revenue Per User) including what to and not to include in the calculation, as well as how to optimize this crucial SaaS metric.

The Secrets to SaaS Pricing

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Your B2B SaaS app will not sell itself unless it is designed to do so. This is a guide to getting your B2B SaaS to 'sell itself' was created by noted SaaS Marketing expert and Growth Hacker Lincoln Murphy of Sixteen Ventures. This guide is full of actionable, unique, and thought-provoking ideas - Growth Hacks if you will - that are designed to allow your product to sell itself. From attracting the right audience and driving user engagement, to making it easy to buy and easy to share through orchestrated virality, this guide covers all aspects of what's necessary to drive growth with SaaS companies of any stage and serving any market. Whether you have a self-service sales model or one that requires outside sales reps to drive business, the tips and techniques contained in this guide and the source blog post will help you achieve your goals of efficiently scaling your sales process.

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Enterprises and organizations from every industry and scale are working to leverage data to achieve their strategic objectives — whether they are to be more profitable, effective, risk-tolerant, prepared, sustainable, and/or adaptable in an ever-changing world. Data has exploded in volume during the last decade as humans and machines alike produce data at an exponential pace. Also, exciting technologies have emerged around that data to improve our abilities and capabilities around what we can do with data. Behind this data revolution, there are forces at work, causing enterprises to shift the way they leverage data and accelerate the demand for leverageable data. Organizations (and the climates in which they operate) are becoming more and more complex. They are also becoming increasingly digital and, thus, dependent on how data informs, transforms, and automates their operations and decisions. With increased digitization comes an increased need for both scale and agility at scale. In this session, we have undertaken an ambitious goal of evaluating the current vendor landscape and assessing which platforms have made, or are in the process of making, the leap to this new generation of Data Management and integration capabilities.

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