Author: John Cirelly
Cilium is an open-source networking project that provides networking and security capabilities for containerized applications, commonly used in cloud-native environments. It is built on top of the Linux …
When it comes to strategies that are available to us right now to maintain the safety of our data, operating systems, and cloud environments, network segmentation is gradually becoming …
Real User Monitoring (RUM) gives you insight into how actual people are experiencing your application’s performance as they interact with it. Monitoring front-end performance and gaining an understanding of …
As enterprises continue to navigate post-pandemic challenges and economic uncertainties, they are looking for ways to construct higher-efficiency networks while limiting overhead and personnel. Analysts predict that companies …
Performance testing has relied heavily on synthetic monitoring for several years now, and it seems likely that this trend will continue for the foreseeable future. This method of keeping …
The current era holds great promise for network evolution and transformation, as researchers and industry experts work diligently to push the boundaries of what is possible in networking technology. …
Cloud compliance not only protects a company from incurring financial fines and other types of penalties, but it also demonstrates that a company can be trusted and that it …
As organizations increasingly adopt hybrid cloud architectures, the need for effective monitoring and observability across distributed systems becomes paramount. Hybrid cloud environments combine on-premises infrastructure with public and private …
Network segmentation has many benefits, including increased security, improved performance, greater compliance, and easier management. When a network is segmented, it is broken down into more manageable chunks. The …
With the ever-expanding span of the networking industry comes a plethora of new advancements that, with the assistance of networking tools and software, make the process simpler and much …