Cloud

CloudCenter Suite is now available “as a Service” (SaaS), promising to make things easier for customers with zero installation and maintenance.

Cisco and AWS collaborated to create the Cisco Hybrid solution for Kubernetes on AWS, a unique integration between Cisco Container Platform (CCP) and Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS).

I bet all of you who are working or playing with Kubernetes still remember perfectly the first time you tried to install it. And then the second time. And then the third time. And finally, the one that it worked.

When we announced our partnership with Google Cloud in 2017, we talked about our shared vision of building a truly “open” hybrid cloud. As one of the key areas of our partnership, we’re working on an architecture to bring “the best of both cloud worlds” to enterprise users when it comes to on-premises environments and public cloud.

Cisco accelerates innovation in the cloud to help public sector customers achieve their mission and agency objectives.

The IT focus on cost-cutting is not new. But managing your monthly cloud bill is different from trimming operating costs and wringing efficiencies from on-premises purchased hardware.

A Cloud Ready Network needs to enable a secure and optimized connectivity to cloud services from the branch/remote-offices. Cisco next-gen SDWAN is one of the pillars of the Cloud Ready Network that can accelerate organizations adoption of cloud.

In this blog I wanted to change the pace a little bit and address one of the most recurrent questions I get from many customers: “How do I start?”

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