Isovalent Named Leader In GigaOm Radar Report For Cloud Networking
Isovalent recognized as a leader in Cloud Networking by GigaOm. This GigaOm Radar report highlights key cloud networking vendors and their capabilities.
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A discussion with Liz Rice & Howard Holton - What is Cloud Networking & How does it relate to Cloud Native?
Watch this discussion with Liz Rice, Chief Open Source Officer at Isovalent, and GigaOm CTO Howard Holton about GigaOm’s latest report on Cloud Networking.
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What is Cloud Networking & How does it relate to Cloud Native?
As technology continues to evolve, new buzzwords are emerging, making it difficult to understand the differences between them. If you are a vendor using or evaluating a cloud native networking solution, it can be overwhelming to figure out what is essential to know. That’s why Liz Rice and Howard Holton hosted a webinar to help you understand the relationship and difference between cloud networking and cloud native.
In this video, Liz and Howard discuss key criteria to consider when evaluating a cloud native networking solution, as well as networking observability and security on public cloud facilities and on-premise. They also explored what the future of cloud networking might look like.
If you’re curious about cloud networking and its relationship to cloud native, watch this on-demand informative discussion with Liz and Howard.
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