If you just judged by headlines, Zoom is a security nightmare. Luckily Keith Townsend and Nathaniel Avery got together to put these security and privacy issues into context on a recent episode of the CTO Advisor podcast. If you need to get a handle on whether you can trust Zoom, be sure to give it a watch.
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Modern Cloud Services: Public, Private, and Hybrid
Systems Engineer, Nathaniel Avery, shares how organizations can leverage their existing investments in VMware while also tying into the public cloud.
Why Are We Doing Kubernetes?
Escaping the buzz and hype around Kubernetes seems impossible these days. Clearly the platform has won the container orchestration wars and has been embraced by developers.
Security Can’t Keep Up – The On-Premise IT Roundtable
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You don’t have to follow the news very closely to find evidence of large scale security breaches. The sophistication, breadth, and sheer velocity of malicious hacks have reached a point that IT security simply can’t keep up like it used to. The roundtable debates this subject, if the situation is truly hopeless, and how organizations can take a modern approach to IT security.
Microsoft Is Done With Windows – The On-Premise IT Roundtable
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Declaring the Death of Windows is always a great way to drum up some clicks. But today, the roundtable discusses whether Windows is just kind of beside the point for a modern Microsoft. The debate whether this means the end of Windows, the end of the beginning of the end of Windows, or just that Windows’ role in Microsoft will fundamentally change.
VMWorld Day 1 Thoughts
VMworld generates so much news and announcements that it can be hard to keep up. Here’s what resonated with Nathaniel Avery after the first day of the event.
Slack Buying Hipchat is Good for ChatOps
Atlassian is shuttering HipChat and Stride, leaving Slack and Microsoft Teams the major competitors in the ChatOps market. Nathaniel Avery makes the argument that this consolidation may actually make for better products down the road.