Name: Technology Showcase Q&A: Cloud Journey Mistakes and Lessons
Start: 2022-04-06T19:45:00Z
End: 2022-04-06T19:45:38.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Prosimo is here to help cloud architects and operations teams understand how they can securely deliver multi-cloud applications. Our objective is to share how teams can measure and deliver consistent, powerful application experiences quickly & cost-effectively while using their existing public cloud (AWS / Azure / Google) infrastructure.

The multi-cloud world is still new, and many enterprises with deep pockets are still figuring out how to deliver fast, reliable, consistent and secure experiences across any infrastructure. Hear from DT as they reveal the key trends and problems preventing multi-cloud success. Learn about why connectivity is important but not the only concern, the need to identify and solve Day N operational concerns and why a cloud-native network architecture is absolutely foundational.

Technology Showcase Q&A: How are Teleco's enabling Cloud Journey?

The multicloud world is still new, and many enterprises with deep pockets are still figuring out how to deliver fast, reliable, consistent, and secure experiences across any infrastructure. Nomam Rafi Chaudhry from Verizon and Faraz Siddiqui from autonomous multicloud networking vendor Prosimo, reveal the key trends and problems preventing multicloud success. Learn about why connectivity is important but not the only concern, the need to identify and solve Day N operational concerns, and why a cloud-native network architecture is absolutely foundational.

Technology Showcase Q&A: How are Service Providers enabling Cloud Journey?

What does it actually take to build a simple network to enable connecting to cloud and then across cloud? Join this no-frills, deep-dive session into what it really takes to build a cloud network by bolting on everything else that is needed to support simple migrated workloads in the public cloud. Is DIY really an option for Cloud Networking? Find out.

On the Ground Reality: What it takes to do DIY Cloud Networking

Traditionally, security solutions could be easily deployed after a network was designed and deployed. All that was needed was to secure fixed perimeters and monitor the predictable traffic and workflows moving between static network servers and known external devices. But new demands have put increasing pressure on this model. The growth of the cloud in the enterprise is changing the landscape. Today, all components of the network and cloud, regardless of how widely distributed, need to function as a single integrated system. The need to connect to cloud services, applications, cloud-native service, and on-prem WAN simultaneously, and most of those elements also need to be seen as a discrete edge to the network. 
Interoperability between dynamic network elements is essential. We must integrate connectivity and network functionality with security. When data moves from one place to another, across and between devices, it needs to be combined with inspection, encryption, and policy enforcement.

But this seems like hard work, and is it even a possibility? There are two sides off the table; CIO and CISO provide an insight into honest boardroom discussions. Join the interactive Q&A as they outline if and how the convergence impacts their respective and the business they want to enable.

How Cloud Networking and Network Security in Multi-cloud affect business impact?

Basic cloud networking allows you to select the services you want to meet demand. However, if the goal is better scalability, improved/maintained security, always-on, business-as-usual availability and, ultimately, true business agility—the question is, why wouldn't you adopt a multi-cloud approach? In this breakout session with Teneo CTO Andy de Clerck and Nirdosh Kumar from Handshake, you will learn how cloud teams can create consistency in their operating model across multi-cloud environments, how to achieve the perfect balance between performance, security and observability and other critical keys to success for implementing autonomous cloud networking at your organization.

In this breakout session with Teneo CTO, Andy de Clerck, we’ll dive deeper into:
How can cloud teams create consistency and not complexity?
Why focus on cloud networking now?
Where's the perfect balance between performance, security & observability?
How can you guarantee multi-cloud success?
What are the multi-cloud benefits that are too important to ignore?

Top 5 reasons why you need to focus on Cloud Networking now

Join the interactive session with speakers from large retail company, GCP, and Prosimo.  This session will cover how the networking needs have evolved as the cloud becomes the center of gravity and how it is impacting customer cloud journey. Take a deep dive into real-world deployment stories and how an infrastructure stack that is well integrated with cloud-native simplifies cloud operations. The session will start with laying out the challenges, of the journey of cloud-native, followed by a Q&A on what technology can meet these challenges.

Technology Showcase Q&A:  Journey to using GCP as their enterprise network

The growth of the cloud in the enterprise is changing the landscape. Today, all components of the network and cloud, regardless of how widely distributed, need to function as a single integrated system. The need to connect to cloud services, applications, cloud-native service, and on-prem WAN simultaneously, and most of those elements also need to be seen as a discrete edge to the network. 
Interoperability between dynamic network elements is essential. We must integrate connectivity and network functionality with security. When data moves from one place to another, across and between devices, it needs to be combined with inspection, encryption, and policy enforcement.

Hear from a CISO who provides honest boardroom discussions. Join the interactive Q&A as they outline if and how the convergence impacts their respective and the business they want to enable.

Security in Multi-cloud  and how does it impact my business?

Some enterprises have unlocked the multi-cloud networking nugget to finally unleash the power of the multi-cloud world. Join a group of innovators who have progressed further along their cloud journey than most. Hear them discuss what cloud-native architectures have transformed their businesses. What will this world look like in two years? Five years? Tune in and find out.

Innovation Q&A: Disruption to Infrastructure if Cloud Networking is done right

Join the interactive session with speakers from large Financial software company, AWS, and Prosimo.  This session will cover how the networking needs have evolved as the cloud becomes the center of gravity and how the need for ZTNA is impacting the transition. Take a deep dive into real-world deployment stories and how an infrastructure stack that is well integrated with cloud-native simplifies multi-cloud networking,  security, and observability architecture. The session will start with laying out the challenges, of the journey of cloud-native, followed by a Q&A on what technology can meet these challenges.

Tech Q&A Journey to using Cloud as their enterprise network with ZTNA everywhere

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a more efficient and controllable way to grant secure remote access to an organization’s applications, data and services. But stitching together external security layers between cloud applications and users increases latency and saps bandwidth, leading to poor application experience. Hear from an architect why they believe how cloud networking solutions should extend to include Zero Trust access across its multi-cloud environment while ensuring fast, reliable connectivity to the cloud and between cloud regions and providers.

Beyond ZTNA: Extend Secure Access Between Clouds without Impacting Performance

95 percent of the businesses surveyed in an early 2022 “blind” survey (paid for by a major cloud provider) cited multi-cloud as key to their future success. Beyond the general cloud capacity required to support a post-pandemic business world, decisions are being made to bring on additional clouds for specific purposes, i.e., the expanded use of AI and analytics, edge computing, and providing their key innovator with the tools they need to become an industry disruptor or to avoid being disrupted.

With the massive number of enterprises moving to multi-cloud-based deployments, it’s critical to understand their successes with this meta-architecture as well as their failures. Tools such as network abstraction, data automation, and the virtualization of architectural complexity are the top technologies to deploy to make multi-cloud successful. These tools are not widely understood today but are nonetheless critical if enterprises want to get the most value out of multi-cloud, and at the same time, remove risk and cost. In this presentation, we’ll review aspects of multi-cloud that you probably won’t hear about in the press, from the large consulting organizations, or even from enterprises that now deal with multi-cloud deployments. In other words, this is the “insider’s” view of multi-cloud. We’ll look at what works. Equally important, we’ll look at what doesn’t work. If multi-cloud is in your future, and for 95 percent of us that seems to be the case, this is a must-attend event.

The Current State of Multi-cloud Deployments…What Works, What Doesn’t

Azure is becoming the cloud of choice for many enterprises with their networking capabilities that empower them to deliver critical application needs for their customers.

The first step is to lay the foundations of successful Cloud Networking transit that can deliver better availability, seamless connectivity across regions, improved app performance, and reduce risk. This approach uses the Azure network backbone, edge locations, and cloud-native services to connect data centers, branches, and users directly to applications in the cloud.

In this two-part hands-on Tech Deep Dive, join Global blackbelt, Azure Networking Heather Sze, and Prosimo Head of Product, Mani as they walk through four use cases Azure and Prosimo customers are successfully implementing to transform the enterprise backbone. Topics for discussion in session 2 include:

Use Case 2: Connecting Apps in different regions securely with each other using the Cloud Transit

Join the Azure and Prosimo team as they walk through the challenges that Enterprises face in their multi-cloud journey and how a cloud-native approach to solving the networking challenges and use-cases drives customer adoption.

How Azure and Prosimo enables cloud network [part 2]

Azure is becoming the cloud of choice for many enterprises with their networking capabilities that empower them to deliver critical application needs for their customers. 

The first step is to lay the foundations of successful Cloud Networking transit that can deliver better availability, seamless connectivity across regions, improved app performance, and reduce risk. This approach uses the Azure network backbone, edge locations, and cloud-native services to connect data centers, branches, and users directly to applications in the cloud. 

In this two-part hands-on Tech Deep Dive, join Global blackbelt, Azure Networking Heather Sze, and Prosimo Head of Product, Mani as they walk through four use cases Azure and Prosimo customers are successfully implementing to transform the enterprise backbone. Topics for discussion in session 1 include:

Rethinking Cloud networking: the role of Azure and Prosimo in your cloud or multi-cloud journey

Use Case 1: How Prosimo and Azure provide Cloud Transit to Users from anywhere using to securely access apps in any region 

Use Case 2: Connecting Apps in different regions securely with each other using the Cloud Transit 

Join the Azure and Prosimo team as they walk through the challenges that Enterprises face in their multi-cloud journey and how a cloud-native approach to solving the networking challenges and use-cases drives customer adoption.

How Azure and Prosimo enables cloud network transformation in 4 steps [Part 1]

As enterprises continue to expand their cloud investments, the requirement to interconnect users and apps across multiple regions and clouds results in substantial operational overhead. This technical overview will walk through five common mistakes enterprises make when setting up cloud networking for user-to-app and 'app-to-app traffic patterns. Such errors increase the complexity of managing networks that connect to and within clouds by introducing risk from overlapping CIDRs, multiple tunnels, IP-based policies, and route table scale issues. 

Join this session and learn how to ensure that the cloud transit you build does not end merely with providing connectivity across clouds and regions. Create a cloud transit that also focuses on performance, security, and cost management.

This session will cover these common mistakes:
Mistake 1: Carrying legacy networking appliances in the cloud
Mistake 2: Applying routing and tunneling for everything
Mistake 3: Ignoring cloud-native constructs
Mistake 4: Treating all applications the same 
Mistake 5: Leaving observability as an afterthought

5 Mistakes to Avoid when Setting up Multi-Cloud Networking

The more applications you migrate to the cloud, the more your traffic patterns change. To succeed in the cloud at scale, in other words, you need to do more than add applications — you need to transform your enterprise network. It is the fundamental substrate that enables connectivity to and between clouds and forms the foundation of any successful cloud or multi-cloud project.  AWS has identified five simple use cases to transform your network lay the foundations of successful Cloud Networking. This approach uses the AWS network backbone, edge locations, and cloud-native services to connect data centers, branches, and users directly to applications in the cloud. In partnership with Prosimo, you can now speed up your network transformation while simplifying your architecture, to deliver on Cloud Networking, Application Performance, ZTNA, and Observability as you progress on your cloud journey.
 
In this hands-on Tech Deep Dive, we’ll provide five approaches to network transformation and take advantage of the architectural benefits of partnering with AWS and Prosimo. Topics for discussion include:
Rethinking Cloud networking: the role of AWS and Prosimo in your cloud or multi-cloud journey
- How to use Cloud Transit as your new backbone to connect to, and between, regions and across clouds
- How to embed application performance into this blueprint and turn your network into express lanes
- How an integrated stack infrastructure empowers your teams to simplify multi-cloud network and security architecture

Live Demo with AWS + Prosimo: 5 Steps to Network Transformation

Too often, companies are limited by the network architecture that ultimately overlooks the cloud’s potential as a tool for competitive differentiation.
 
Flexport, A large Global freight forwarder is embracing the full potential of cloud technology to reach every corner of the world, empower cross-functional teams and enable faster releases through automation. But successful cloud adoption needs to have a cloud networking construct that will scale and continue to meet demand. To unlock the full benefits of the cloud and simplify cloud operations and networking architecture, leaders need to ensure that 4 key requirements are addressed as they progress their journey – Cloud Networking, App Performance, ZTNA and Observability. Leaders must think more strategically, encouraging collaboration across teams and automating repetitive processes to optimise innovation.
 
In this customer case study from Prosimo, we’ll be exploring the benefits of partnering with AWS and presenting a roadmap for successful network transformation.
 
Topics for discussion include:
- The comprehensive business case for Network transformation 
- Rethinking Cloud networking - the role of AWS in your journey to adopting a new approach to application experience  
- How an integrated stack infrastructure empowers your teams to simplify multi-cloud network and security architecture 
 
Speakers:
Kevin Paige - Global CISO at Flexport
Vaishali Ghiya - Head of Network and Security GTM at AWS 
Ramesh Prabagaran - CEO at Prosimo

Using Tech as an Advantage: Flexport’s network transformation with AWS + Prosimo

AI is improving many facets of business, and it’s safe to say that in 2021 cloud computing is one of them. From automated cloud management to increased cost efficiencies, the blend of AI and cloud computing is making real differences to businesses, its employees and its customers. 

In this month’s episode of Digital Transformation in Action, we’re looking at why this is, exploring how AI and cloud are complementing each other, and asking how businesses can take advantage.

Join us to hear:

- How AI is improving cloud computing and making it truly collaborative and connected, and vice versa
- Practical examples of how AI tools delivered by the cloud are making a real difference to modern businesses
- How AI is helping drive self-managing cloud environments and previously unrealized cost efficiencies
- What the future of AI in the cloud looks like
- And more

Panellists:
Linus Aranha - Co-Founder & Chief Architect Prosimo
Danny Nicholson - Principal Cloud Specialist at Claranet 
James Green - Head of Data, Analytics & AI at Ancoris
Kevin Hogan - Senior Director, Endpoint Security Division at Broadcom

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The cloud journey almost always starts with excitement and promise but all too often ends in uncertainty and disappointment. Join this Q&A with executives who are at different phases of their cloud journeys. Learn about the challenges they faced along the way, their mistakes and what they wish they had done differently. Wherever you are in your cloud journey, don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable lessons that will help you optimize your cloud initiatives, achieve success and unlock the power and promise of the multi-cloud world.

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