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Thursday, October 8, 2015

That’s a Wrap from AWS re:Invent 2015

I wrap it up from AWS re:Invent 2015 from the Venetian Sands. Thanks to you for watching this week and special thanks to our guests, Damir Vrankic, Thomas Stanley, Robert Haynes, Alex Applebaum and Brian Pickering along with Jeanette Geary for helping with production. Reporting from Las Vegas, That’s a Wrap!

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AWS re:Invent 2015 – The F5 Ready Program (feat Pickering)

Brian Pickering, Regional VP - Cloud Partners, talks about F5 Ready, a program that makes sure that F5 BIG-IP virtual editions are compatible with a growing list of cloud providers via an F5-driven verification process and flexible licensing and usage models. Gain cloud confidence by extending proven F5 solutions to a broad set of F5 Ready cloud environments with a hybrid delivery model and consistent policies. Take your BIG-IP VE license and run it in the cloud!

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AWS re:Invent 2015 – Programmability in the Cloud (feat Applebaum)

Programmability and orchestration are critically important with cloud deployments and Alex Applebaum, Sr. Product Management Engineer, explains why and talks about ways organizations can use BIG-IP programmability in the cloud. Yet another critical F5 service, always available on the BIG-IP platform, now enabled for the cloud.

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Wednesday, October 7, 2015

AWS re:Invent 2015 – Web Application Firewall in the Cloud (feat Haynes)


WAFs are one an organization’s key line of defenses against web application attacks and Robert Haynes, Marketing Services Architect, shares some of the app security considerations organizations must face when deploying their critical applications in the cloud. WAFs have typically been deployed on-premises within a traditional data center but those same protections and policies must follow the application to the cloud. Robert give us the scoop on how that can be accomplished.
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AWS re:Invent 2015 – SSL Everywhere…Including the Cloud (feat Stanley)

Thomas Stanley, Product Management Engineer, discusses the challenges organizations face when implementing a SSL Everywhere strategy even in the cloud. He gets into areas like SSL certificates, key management, multiple interfaces and the learning curves involved with deploying SSL Everywhere. He explains F5’s role in SSL management, how certificates move with configurations and how this central point of control makes SSL Everywhere easy, especially for cloud applications.

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AWS re:Invent 2015 - Value of App Services in the Cloud (feat Vrankic)

Damir Vrankic, Director – Product Management, explains how critical application services such as availability, security and performance play a critical role, especially when delivering applications from the cloud. He discusses the risks, like data center attacks, when these services do not follow the applications along with how F5 offers the same level of services whether you’re in a traditional, a hybrid or completely cloud environment.

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Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Find F5 at AWS re:Invent 2015

I show you how to find F5 Booth 830 at AWS re:Invent. AWS re:Invent has grown tremendously over the last 4 years and F5 is here to help organizations ensure that their critical app services follow those applications to the cloud. Get a behind the scenes view of the Venetian Sands Expo Hall preparing for the opening night reception and some of the interesting trends occurring within technology trade shows.

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Thursday, November 13, 2014

AWS re:Invent 2014: That’s a Wrap!

I wrap up a great week from AWS re:Invent. We really appreciate you taking the time to view these and hope they are helpful as you journey to the cloud. Plus, we have a lot of fun producing them. Special thanks to Jeff Stathatos, Cyrus Rafii and Alex Rublowsky for guest spots along with Courtney, Natasha, Jeanette and Cyrus for holding the lens. Reporting from the SANS Convention Center in Las Vegas, thanks!

 

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