Thursday, June 15, 2017

Atlassian supports airline IT; Kubernetes projects sprout up; and more

Modern Infrastructure Digest

News and advice for creating tomorrow's data center | June 15, 2017

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Lufthansa Systems integrates business, devs and IT ops

By Beth Pariseau, Senior News Writer

Lufthansa Systems has built an IT support process to give customers a direct line into app development and IT operations. (SearchITOperations.com)

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NEWS
 
Kubernetes projects emphasize easier management

Three Kubernetes open source projects promising smoother management have sprung up, from Silicon Valley to the U.K. (SearchITOperations.com)

 
Supporters, critics still debate enterprise OpenStack

Despite new users and partnerships, many questions continue to dog enterprise OpenStack use, from costs and complexity to a broader revenue model. (SearchDataCenter.com)

EXPERT ADVICE
 
Reduce time-consuming IT tasks with automation tools
Data center management can be tedious, but IT infrastructure automation helps. Explore options for networking, avoiding downtime and system documentation. (SearchDataCenter.com)
 
Who benefits most from the Amazon-VMware cloud deal?
After a few false starts, VMware aims to re-energize its public cloud strategy with vSphere on AWS, and customers stand to win big. (SearchVMware.com)
 
Experts analyze NFV technology and the marketplace

Network function virtualization is a complex and costly technology that needs to be reimagined for it to make sense for enterprise IT.

(SearchServerVirtualization.com)

 
Create rules to manage demand for IT resources
IT operations teams have the unenviable task to bring application-scaling fantasies down to reality. Here's how to do it without jeopardizing performance. (SearchITOperations.com)
 
Learn to use Chef with a simple configuration tutorial

Want to try a Chef configuration but aren't sure where to start? This example will get the ball rolling. (SearchITOperations.com)

 
Use these third-party products in your VMware DR plan
You can use several third-party products for VMware disaster recovery, including Veeam Availability Suite 9.5, Quest vRanger and Druva Phoenix. (SearchServerVirtualization.com)
 
How do you enable vSphere 6.5 secure boot?
VMware secure boot in vSphere 6.5 uses EFI and UEFI firmware to validate VMs, VIBs and drivers, and to protect VMs and ESXi hosts. (SearchVMware.com)
 
Hone your automation, scripting skills for SDDC success

To successfully adopt an SDDC architecture, evolve IT skills sets around automation, scripting and API management – but don't stop there. (SearchDataCenter.com)

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