Author: dcgubbins

Full stack Cloud native

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Me giving a Brightalk Cloud session. What is it about I hear you say?

Well….Delivering microservices apps across clouds is not easy. The digital supply chain that underpins any app can be super complex and eye watering. The full cloud native stack can encompass physical and software abstraction, security, observability , on-premise, in the cloud and at the edge. Multiple teams manage this stack to bring all these components together to ensure a delightful user experience. 
In this session we will explore some of the trends, challenges and ultimate solutions when delivering the Full Cloud Native Stack.

Multicloud for Network Engineers

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This was a session I did for the Mastering Multicloud webinar series.

During the talk I simultaeously demonstrate how not to grow a beard while articulating industry trends around cloud and muticloud, multicloud Networking and Full Stack Observability.

AI for Network Engineers

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Are you a Network engineer? Ever wondered how AI is/will affect your day job. Then look no further for the answers to the deep questions in my ground breaking lockdown Webinar “AI for Network Engineers“. (took ages to come up with that title)

Click here to see my head talking about such things as Neural Networks and muffins. Cisco Webinars

NetDevOps for Network Engineers

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Welcome my fellow network engineers. Come with us on a journey through time and space to the world of NetDevOps. Listen to the words that come out of my face, immerse yourself in the pictures and marvel at the hand gestures. (there is a chance I am over selling this!)

Service Mesh for Network Engineers

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Are you a network engineer? Ever wondered what is Service Mesh? How will it affect my day job? Well, ask no longer you NetOps inquisitor.

Click Here to see my 2020 Cisco Live Session

Everything you ever wanted to know about Service Mesh but were to afraid to ask is in the DevNet session, delivered by yours truly, entitled “Service Mesh for Network Engineers”. (took me ages to come up with that title)