Distributed Cloud customers: Earn $25 for writing a review
TrustRadius is offering a $25 gift card (or charitable donation) to anyone who writes a review about their experience with F5 Distributed Cloud products. If you’re using one of the products below, we would love to have you write a review. Not only will our product teams and future customers learn from your experience, but you’ll also help us qualify for the 2024 TrustRadius Top Rated awards. Simply click on the links for your product(s) and look for the “write a review” button at the top of the page. WAF Bot Defense API Security Network Connect It takes 10-15 minutes and you can choose to stay anonymous. We’re really hoping to get a few new reviews before March 27 th . Your help will be greatly appreciated! If you you want to earn another $25, head on over and wright a review on Gartner Peer Insights. A review on any F5 product is eligible for the $25 gift card or charitable donation.ProTip - Step away from your bias
Posted this on the socials, but wanted to document here as well... #ProTip- Constant struggle when learning new tech: stepping back and analyzing what is, rather than what is perceived. It's super easy to point finger at what is new and unknown and thus delay finding the real problem is in the stuff you already know. Today's example: I was trying to get anF5 Distributed Cloud (F5XC)service on a virtual k8s site to work outside the pod. Still learning the nuances of F5XC services, so my focus on the problem was squarely in what I was probably doing wrong there, but COMPLETELY ignored that the workload I was trying to service was built on the default http port, and my service was set up as 8080, and thus rejected my requests. Thanks toMichaelatF5for talking me off the ledge... 🙂
