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Thursday, December 4, 2014

GartnerDC 2014 – That’s a Wrap!

For the 300th time, ALOHA! For my 300th F5 video, I wrap it up from Gartner Data Center 2014 with a special surprise clip from the first ever F5 trade show video and a closing song for 2014. Thanks to Robert Haynes (Hybrid is the New Normal) along with Erin and Michael. And a very special thanks to all of you who have watched over the years! Truly grateful and appreciative!

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Wednesday, December 3, 2014

GartnerDC 2014 – Application Availability Between Hybrid Data Centers

I explain the idea behind Application Availability Between Hybrid Data Centers reference architecture. Driven by applications and workloads, a hybrid data center is really a technology strategy of the entire infrastructure mix of on-premises and off-premises data compute resources. IT workloads reside in conventional enterprise IT (legacy systems), an on-premises private cloud (mission critical apps), at a third-party off-premises location (managed, hosting, or cloud provider), or a combination of all three. Today’s F5-powered hybrid data centers enable organizations to minimize downtime, scale on demand, and increase the ability to reliably deliver new applications and functionality.

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GartnerDC 2014 – Hybrid is the New Normal (feat. Haynes)

Robert Haynes, F5 Marketing Solutions Architect, digs in about hybrid infrastructures. We got hybrid cars, hybrid corn, hybrid clouds and hybrid data centers and Robert discusses the state of today’s data center deployments and how organizations, based on business needs, are using various application delivery platforms, including cloud, to provide reliable, resilient & available applications. Really, how does IT work with departments to deliver a standard set of services? Find out here.

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Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Gartner Data Center 2014 – Find F5

Like an application delivery oasis popping out of the ground, follow along and watch as I almost trip showing you how to find F5 Booth 253 at Gartner Data Center 2014. #GartnerDC is all about IT Infrastructure and Operations Management and BIG-IP sits in the strategic point of control in the data center. He also previews some of the F5 storylines this week including a new F5 reference architecture ‘Application Availability Between Hybrid Data Centers’. Reporting from Vegas!

 

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Wednesday, December 11, 2013

GartnerDC 2013: That’s a Wrap

I wrap it up from the Gartner Data Center Conference 2013 from Las Vegas. Special thanks to you for watching along with guests Robert Haynes, David Holmes and Nathan Pearce for the on camera help and Courtney and Nigel for their camera work.

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GartnerDC 2013: Intelligent DNS Scale Reference Architecture

Turning the tables, Nathan Pearce interviews me about the importance of a scalable and intelligent DNS infrastructure.

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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

GartnerDC 2013: Application Services Reference Architecture

I chat with Marketing Solutions Architect Robert Haynes to learn more about F5’s Application Services Reference Architecture. Robert talks about the challenges of application deployment, how organizations are handling it today and of course, how the Reference Architecture creates a fabric to ensure all applications get the services it needs.

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