Performance Visibility in the Software-Defined Data Center

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The software-defined data center (SDDC) promises operational efficiency through dynamic workload distribution and network provisioning; in fact, recent research has shown that designing and optimizing your virtual network topology can improve application performance by up to 70%. Visibility is critical in helping validate your topology and align it with your business.

So how do you enable visibility around traffic when you’re not even sure where or how it flows?
This webinar is a must for those moving toward a more agile data center and business ecosystem. In one hour, you will learn:

Given the continued growth of East-West traffic in a SDDC, minimizing delay and avoiding oversubscription “hot spots” take on new urgency in today’s emerging data center networks.
This is a must-attend for those moving toward a more agile data center and business ecosystem.

Panelists

Mike Hicks, Senior Product Manager at Dynatrace.  Mike is a Senior Product Manager for Network Performance Monitoring at Dynatrace. In his 30+ years in the industry he has worked closely with the majority of infrastructure vendors in the area of Application profiling, network performance, and management. In addition, Mike has authored two books, Managing Distributed Applications: Trouble shooting in a heterogeneous environment (Prentice Hall 2000) and Optimising Applications on Cisco Networks (Cisco Press 2004).

Bill Kleyman, VP at MTM Technologies.  Bill is an enthusiastic technologist with experience in data center design, management, and deployment. His architecture work includes large virtualization and cloud deployments as well as business network design and implementation. As the Director of Strategy and Innovation at MTM Technologies, he interacts with enterprise organizations and helps align IT strategies with direct business goals. He also publishes freelance whitepapers, articles, podcasts, and blogs around data center, cloud, security, and infrastructure management topics.