Run every infrastructure component as code, choreograph event-driven infrastructure and give developers a way to provision any infrastructure on demand.
Build modular, easy to customize workflows that are easy to integrate and are reusable on any site as well as adhere to corporate requirements.
Stop reinventing and reuse automation components across your organization, on top of integrating the tools you already have.
Create workflows that use IaC to manage the complete lifecycle of cloud, metal, and edge infrastructures. Automate it all in an event-driven environment and provide self-service infrastructure.
What if there was a more manageable way to allow individual systems to continue to refine, add, change their behavior after they were provisioned?
Is it possible for on-premises data centers to compete with the provisioning automation capabilities of the public cloud?
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a repeatable, integrated process that bridges infrastructure into an automation chain.
How IT organizations ensure applications are always deployed to the architecture that will provide the best performance.
Author: Greg Althaus Level: Intermediate Time: 5 minutes From time to time, we get questions about why we chose to do something the way we did. Usually preceded by that looks really strange or a bizarre way to do that. Well, I won’t say we are always perfect, but we...
Moving away from VMware can be complex. Our latest flowchart shows how to move away from single-source VMware Broadcom towards becoming a multi-vendor infrastructure. While not meant to be taken literally, it walks through the critical decision-making process of...
Concerns about VMware aren't new, they existed before the acquisition, but they’re a growing crisis due to recent changes by Broadcom. Many in the industry are looking for answers or alternatives to VMware. That’s why we’re providing access to The CIO’s Guide to...
Author: Greg Althaus Level: Intermediate Time: 5 minutes From time to time, we get questions about why we chose to do something the way we did. Usually preceded by that looks really strange or a bizarre way to do that. Well, I won’t say we are always perfect, but we...
Moving away from VMware can be complex. Our latest flowchart shows how to move away from single-source VMware Broadcom towards becoming a multi-vendor infrastructure. While not meant to be taken literally, it walks through the critical decision-making process of...
Concerns about VMware aren't new, they existed before the acquisition, but they’re a growing crisis due to recent changes by Broadcom. Many in the industry are looking for answers or alternatives to VMware. That’s why we’re providing access to The CIO’s Guide to...