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Mastering the Art of Managing Hybrid and Cloud Environments | Netreo On-Demand Webinars

Moving your applications and infrastructure to the cloud has many challenges, but managing them and maintaining visibility shouldn’t be one of them. 95% of organizations already have a cloud strategy, 81% of organizations use a multi-cloud approach, and 51% of organizations are now using a hybrid-cloud. These transitions to cloud environments add increased complexity that can create significant visibility challenges.

Getting started with Cloud Monitoring

Want to know how to utilize Cloud Monitoring in Cloud Console? In this episode of Stack Doctor, Yuri Grinshteyn shows you how to set up a simple web service and instrument it for both service health and infrastructure monitoring. Watch to learn how you can navigate Cloud Monitoring’s new integration into Cloud Console and gain better observability of your applications and infrastructure.

Deploying Multiple Kubernetes Clusters on Multi-Cloud Infrastructure

How-to deploy multiple Kubernetes clusters on multi-cloud infrastructure. Most organizations need a way to deploy K8s to multiple infrastructure providers; on-premise and the cloud, multiple cloud providers, edge location and the cloud, or some combination in between (hybrid cloud). This tutorial covers the deployment of Kubernetes on AWS and Azure from a single centralized control plane. Enterprise grade Kubernetes platform for hybrid cloud.

Kubernetes Deployment on Azure

How-to deploy a kubernetes cluster on Azure. There are several ways to deploy kubernetes on Azure, including Microsoft’s own AKS. This tutorial covers the deployment of kubernetes on Azure using a single command. Fully automated and ready for production applications you will have upstream kubernetes with best of breed open source components needed for Day 2 operations, such as Prometheus, Grafana, and more. Declarative kubernetes, no extra steps, no custom automation.

A Simple Introduction to AWS Step Functions

Step Functions is a managed service by AWS that implements the Finite-state Machine (FSM) model. You coordinate multiple AWS services into serverless workflows so you can build and update apps quickly. Using Step Functions, you can design and run workflows that stitch together services such as AWS Lambda and Amazon ECS into feature-rich applications. You can read Wikipedia’s definition of a Finite-state Machine, but I think you’ll like the next section more. Keep on reading.

Cutting Step-Functions Costs on Enterprise-Scale Workflows

AWS Step Functions is a great service for orchestrating multi-step workflows with complex logic. It’s fast to implement, relatively easy to use and just works. The problem is its price. For relatively low-scale projects, it’s a feasible solution. But for large-scale, enterprise-grade orchestration with hundreds of millions of processes, each with dozens of steps, it can be cost prohibitive.

AUCloud sees 30% capacity savings and 20% performance improvement partnering with Virtana for its IT optimization strategy

San Jose, CA, August 6, 2020 – AUCloud’s IT infrastructure has seen a 30% savings in IT capacity and a 20% improvement in performance by implementing deep IT monitoring tools. The Australian Government and Critical National Industry Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider’s improvements in results were gained through its partnership with Virtana, a leader in enterprise hybrid cloud migration and optimization.

The hybrid cloud optimization expert: Virtana ensures a simple, risk-free, and cost-optimized migration that will accelerate your IT transformation

The Silicon Review In today’s digital era, the IT organizations equipped to see and fully understand their applications and infrastructure are well poised to find, fix, and prevent performance or cloud-related issues – often before they arise. However, without expert guidance and fine-tuned solutions, digital transformation and the promise of hybrid cloud infrastructures can create unforeseen complexities throughout the process.