Using Telemetry to Automatically Scale Your BIG-IP Infrastructure

To achieve Internet and cloud speed and scale, enterprises must adopt solutions that are programmable and API-driven. And while storage, compute, and code have all been automated, data remains a rigid part of the stack that’s managed via slow and manual processes— bottlenecking everything from application development to cloud adoption.

The advent of 5G has opened a tremendous opportunity for enterprises to accelerate their digitization journey with IIoT to not only address transformation needs across their value chain, but also to drive innovation in their products & services. But such an organization-wide digitalization will lead to the generation of huge amounts of data that will need to be processed in real-time and then drive actionable insights. The existing Big Data processing technology uses cloud infrastructure to support the required storage and with 5G, the challenges related to latency will be minimized greatly. With most organizations realizing the business benefits of a 5G-based digital transformation and cloud adoption, we are at the cusp of a major cloud transformation. However, the complexities of cloud transformation can be challenging, and enterprises have to start looking for an E2E offering along with suitable partners, addressing needs both from a technology solution perspective as well as integration capabilities.Through this panel discussion we expect to bring together the combined experiences of various industry leaders in driving cloud transformation across their own and customer organizations. This webinar will also aim to explore some of the following topics of discussion.

Each new generation of cellular technology is more susceptible to the effects of radio interference than its predecessors. With 5G, the use of mm-wave and advanced antenna techniques will have an important impact on how interference is measured and resolved.

As business applications shift from living on-premises to the cloud, it may not always be necessary to enable communication between user devices. In fact, preventing your clients’ user devices from contacting each other part of a zero-trust network approach could prevent a malicious cyber-attack from spreading and costing clients major data recovery fees.A zero-trust approach could make sense for many client networks, both inherited and new—but it could also potentially interrupt their business.