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R. Danes

R. Danes is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio, who is based on the East Coast. Her fondness for old media and longform journalism converges with an interest in new media and digital content trends. Exploring digital disruption in the realm of publications, articles and writing led her to writing articles about digital disruption everywhere. Find R. Danes on Twitter @DanesRd.

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A-P-I spells multicloud integration, says networking startup

Companies are scrounging for some thread to tie their many cloud services together. One option is Kubernetes, the open-source orchestration platform for containers (a virtualized method for running distributes applications). Another is the use of application program interfaces. In tandem at the networking level, they’re …

Encrypted data and other ‘network nuts’ Cisco AI wants to crack

The world’s data just keeps growing, zipping information across global networks in excess of 1 billion gigabytes every month. Add the most advanced artificial intelligence software to date, shake and pour all over everything. The results are better applications, analytics, storage — you …

Cryptic answer: Network analytics catch hacks that encryption hides

The cybersecurity threat landscape shifts with blink-and-you’ll-miss-it frequency. Heard of cryptojacking? It’s one relatively new offender on the block. Security pros are fighting it and other threats with telemetry data from network devices like switches. The network increasingly provides a wide window …

Workload automation makes microservices apps boss of infra

Application-centric information technology is putting resources like compute, network and storage in their place. New application architectures like microservices and containers (a virtualized method for running distributed apps) are saying, “Jump,” while infrastructure answers, “How high?” Human infrastructure provisioners can’t keep up.  The …

Where can networkers get NetDevOps chops for multicloud?

Network as code , or NaC, isn’t just a fresher, trendier term for software-defined networking. It also means applying infrastructure as code, or IaC, practices to network engineering and administrating. Networking as code has given rise to developer operations specialized for networking. It’s called NetDevOps. It …

Ring the multicloud networking bell: Cisco ACI vs. VMware NSX

Application-first information technology is changing everything — compute, storage, development and operations. The network, however, is arriving a bit late for its application-first makeover. The best networking solution for the agile, multicloud world is going to win a lot of fans. Two …

Cisco throws legacy networking weight + new toys at multicloud

Cisco Systems Inc. has been selling networking boxes long enough to earn the legacy label. What does it have to offer today’s customers shifting to cloud-native and multicloud technologies that span the range of computing platforms? With hardware networking set to play a starring role …

Distro dresses naked Kubernetes for quick, multipoint clusters

Kubernetes for containers; Kubernetes for data; Kubernetes for multicloud. Is there anything Kubernetes can’t do? In real-life deployments, bare-naked Kubernetes isn’t the super power it’s cracked up to be. The trending method for running distributed software applications needs help from distribution channels and …

CNCF answers vendor-handholding with community meetups

The serfs revolt, seize the land from feudal lords, only to find freedom is not what they imagined. Sounds like the plot to a Russian novel. It might also be a parable about enterprise customers wading into open source. They love all the …

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