GLOBAL Live Webinar: Exploring the Latest Trends in Securing Multi-Cloud Networks with F5 & GigaOm
This event is open to all F5 users regardless of geographic location. Date:Thursday, November 9, 2023 Time:10:00am PT | 1:00pm ET Most organizations are undergoing a digital transformation journey that requires them to manage and operate distributed applications across different environments – public clouds, data centers, and edge, according to the F5 2023 State of Application Strategy (SOAS) report. But these distributed deployments add operational complexity and cost, obscure visibility, and increase the surface area for potential cyberattacks. To properly address these challenges, it requires a comprehensive approach to connecting and securing multiple clouds and networks. Join F5 and GigaOm for an educational conversation about the massive job of connecting – and securing – multiple clouds. Industry expert analysts will discuss the latest trends, challenges, and best practices when it comes to meeting the needs of traditional and modern apps—without increasing complexity or losing granular control and necessary visibility. In this webinar, we’ll cover: The challenges of managing hybrid and multi-cloud landscapes Key requirements for multi-cloud networking success Security approach in multi-cloud networking F5 Speakers: - Patrick Enderby, Sr. Product Marketing Manager - Ranjini Rajendran,Sr. Manager Product Management - Bhushan Pai,Principal Product Manager Guest Speaker: Andrew Green, Technology Research Analyst, GigaOm Register Today Note. If you can't make the live event 11/9, please still register and will send you the link to the on-demand recording after session.
iApp Exchange 2016 v 1.0.2 support for Exchange Classic and Modern Hybrid Topology
Hi, Hope this is a quick question but the documentation for the iApp Exhchange v 1.0.2 discusses support for Hybrid Topology but does is not clear if it supports both Classic and Modern Hybrid Topology. When I run the setup the Modern Topology fails during at step "Validating Hybrid Agent for Exchange usage". The failure via the interface looks like a time out. The iApp is configured "Yes, bypass for Hybrid services".Lightboard Lessons: BIG-IP in Hybrid Environments
A hybrid infrastructure allows organizations to distribute their applications when it makes sense and provide global fault tolerance to the system overall. Depending on how an organization’s disaster recovery infrastructure is designed, this can be an active site, a hot-standby, some leased hosting space, a cloud provider or some other contained compute location. As soon as that server, application, or even location starts to have trouble, organizations can seamlessly maneuver around the issue and continue to deliver their applications. Driven by applications and workloads, a hybrid environment is a technology strategy to integrate the mix of on premise and off-premise data compute resources. In this Lightboard Lesson, I explain how BIG-IP can help facilitate hybrid infrastructures. ps Related: Highly Available Hybrid Application Availability Between Hybrid Data Centers
