Making the move to a multicloud environment is a complicated process that requires clear-headed and careful planning, an understanding of the various options and choices that have to be made and a strategy for overcoming the obstacles that no doubt
The multicloud era is here. There is no denying that businesses large and small are accelerating the pace of moving applications and data to not only private and public clouds, but multiple clouds.
Cloud is fueling massive growth in multiple dimensions. Cisco’s GCI study helps us get a sense of how this opportunity and traffic diversity is likely to play out over the next few years.
The world is going multicloud. Organizations are increasingly moving applications and data out of on-premises environments and into more than one cloud for higher availability, scalability and disaster recovery.
The new Cisco Container Platform and Cisco HyperFlex 3.0 will help accelerate customers’ time to value in multicloud. But how will they help partners? Ken Trombetta explains how.
Organizations universally agree that cloud solutions provide compelling benefits in speed, flexibility, cost model and architecture. Cisco helps organizations reach cloud maturity by building custom-fit cloud strategies through Cloud Advisory.
Developed by Google to shepherd their in-house container clusters, Kubernetes has been vying for the attention and adoption of cloud architects.
I’m on my way to Barcelona and I’m more excited than ever to attend another Cisco Live!
Are we all comfortable with the term “multicloud” yet? Used to be that we just had “the cloud,” then “public and private clouds,” then “hybrid cloud,” and now it seems...
