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The integration of Microsoft's Virtual WAN Hub and VMware's SD-WAN is aimed at making it easier for customers to deploy widely distributed business applications.
A secure partnership for meeting customers in the cloud Barracuda and Microsoft are tightly integrating their solutions to deliver secure and scalable SD-WAN services By Chris Hill on 23 February 2021 Barracuda and Microsoft have been technical partners for a long time, and together we’ve helped our customers move securely to the public cloud, increasing performance and lowering costs. Our latest innovations – Microsoft Azure Virtual Wide Access Network (vWAN) and Barracuda CloudGen WAN – takes the next logical step in this journey. The Microsoft Global Network is made up of over 160,0...
Have you ever wanted to learn how tools like Terraform and Ansible complement each other? Perhaps you’d like to see an example of how to automate the Microsoft Azure infrastructure to prepare a complete web app deployment. Or maybe, you just need to know how to deploy a web application using Visual Studio to an Azure virtual machine (VM). If any of the above topics interest you, you’re in luck. In this project, you’re going to learn how to build (from the ground up) a complete Azure infrastructure with a deployed web application. A Glance At What You'll Be Using
The combination of cloud and colo lends itself to numerous useful applications for an enterprise. If you build a hybrid cloud using infrastructure in colocation data centers, the most obvious use cases for it center on basic IaaS services, like compute and storage. Those hybrid cloud services are certainly important, enabling you to burst capacity temporarily, for example, or fail over to the cloud. But to get the most out of a hybrid cloud -- especially one that takes advantage of colocation -- it may be useful to think beyond simple virtual machines and object storage services. Here...