Balaji Sivasubramanian is Director of Product Management for cloud native solutions at Cisco. In this role, he focuses on solutions addressing emerging use cases around micro services and containers. Prior to that Balaji spent 11 years at Cisco leading global P&L for $1B+ product managing a global team.
Balaji is also a co-author of 2 popular books in the IT industry.
Balaji has Bachelor/Masters in Computer Engineering and MBA from Wharton School.
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Dockercon is here again. It again promises to be bigger and to bring lots of the container and microservices enthusiasts to Seattle next week. I am personally looking forward to my 3rd Dockercon (including the Dockercon EU in Barcelona). Even more so because I am excited to be speaking and sharing information about our open […]
Companies are going through a change in the way they conduct their businesses and digital transformation is paving the way. IT services and applications are distributed and beyond the traditional boundaries of the data center. Cloud adoption is a big part of the transformation. Enterprises are looking at multiple cloud technologies from established and emerging […]
One of the biggest disruptions in the IT world is upon us. 10 years ago it was server virtualization, more recently the adoption of cloud – both private and public. One could argue that cloud adoption is still ongoing. But I think a more fundamental disruption is happening with the way applications are going to be built, deployed and […]
Cisco Application Virtual Switch (AVS), a virtual member of the Cisco's Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) family has seen increasing interest from customers who want to enforce application centric...
The Cisco Nexus 1000V has been supported in VMware vSphere hypervisor since 4.0 release (August 2009) up to the current vSphere release 5.5 update 2. We are happy to announce...
The second revolution in server virtualization is here. Virtual Machines were the first revolution that allowed users the ability to run multiple workloads on a single server through a hypervisor. Now the next wave is here. Linux Containers have recently started to gain momentum with many enterprise customers asking me if they should consider it […]
Customers gain great value from server virtualization in the form of virtual machines (VM) and more recently Linux Containers /Dockers in data centers, clouds and branches. By some estimates, more than 60 % of the workloads are virtualized although less than 16% of the physical servers (IDC) are virtualized (running a hypervisor). From a networking perspective, the hypervisor […]