01. Mike Sargent, Riverbed, Visits #theCUBE. (00:19)
02. Tell Us About The Business Unit That You Run. (00:39)
03. How Do You Address The Challenge Of Layering Security. (01:26)
04. Are You Packaging A Log File In A Way That's Consumable. (02:15)
05. Are You Able To Infer From All The Data From The Companies You Serve. (03:30)
06. Talk About The SAS Piece That You Announced Today. (05:16)
07. Will Customers Be Able To Learn From What Their Peers Are Doing. (06:56)
08. How Do You License And Price The SAS. (08:15)
09. When Is The Roll Out For The SAS. (08:42)
10. What Kind Of Feedback Have You Gotten From The Announcements Today. (09:28)
11. What Should We Expect From Disrupt Two Years From Now. (10:25)
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Business managers, CTOs, developers and vendors are all Can this technology put a set of eyes on all levels of your application? | #Riverbed
by R. Danes | Sep 14, 2016
quibbling over what makes the perfect cloud infrastructure. Will this recipe be single-cloud or multi-cloud? Will it be hybrid with a dash of on-prem or a heap?
While they disagree on some particulars, most agree that it will involve multiple environments and much greater sprawl than the infrastructure of old. Some are finding they haven’t enough eyes to keep all these disparate points in scope. That is where application-visibility technology comes in.
Mike Sargent, SVP and GM of SteelCentral at Riverbed Technology, Inc., argues that recent innovation has come at the cost of manageability. “In terms of end-to-end services that folks really care about that are app enabled, it’s really hard to see what’s going on,” he told Dave Vellante (@dvellante) and Stu Miniman (@stu), co-hosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during the Riverbed Disrupt conference. “Visibility is getting worse while apps are getting far more important,” he stated.
No silver bullet
As of yet, Sargent said, there is no silver bullet — meaning there is no simple switch to flip to enable total visibility of all your environments. He said the solution is to bring together all the disparate data sets into one portal — a formidable challenge for in-house IT teams, but possible with SteelCentral (Riverbed’s command center for application performance). The end goal is to gain insight into what is going on at all levels — from device to application to the wire.
“It could be packets and flows will help you do it; it could be code-level metrics. And so what we’re doing is we’re pulling together those disparate data sets in that composite so we can apply the analytics on top of that and provide the insights for the particular use case in question,” Sargent explained.
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Mike Sargent, Riverbed | Riverbed Disrupt 2016
01. Mike Sargent, Riverbed, Visits #theCUBE. (00:19)
02. Tell Us About The Business Unit That You Run. (00:39)
03. How Do You Address The Challenge Of Layering Security. (01:26)
04. Are You Packaging A Log File In A Way That's Consumable. (02:15)
05. Are You Able To Infer From All The Data From The Companies You Serve. (03:30)
06. Talk About The SAS Piece That You Announced Today. (05:16)
07. Will Customers Be Able To Learn From What Their Peers Are Doing. (06:56)
08. How Do You License And Price The SAS. (08:15)
09. When Is The Roll Out For The SAS. (08:42)
10. What Kind Of Feedback Have You Gotten From The Announcements Today. (09:28)
11. What Should We Expect From Disrupt Two Years From Now. (10:25)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
--- ---
Business managers, CTOs, developers and vendors are all Can this technology put a set of eyes on all levels of your application? | #Riverbed
by R. Danes | Sep 14, 2016
quibbling over what makes the perfect cloud infrastructure. Will this recipe be single-cloud or multi-cloud? Will it be hybrid with a dash of on-prem or a heap?
While they disagree on some particulars, most agree that it will involve multiple environments and much greater sprawl than the infrastructure of old. Some are finding they haven’t enough eyes to keep all these disparate points in scope. That is where application-visibility technology comes in.
Mike Sargent, SVP and GM of SteelCentral at Riverbed Technology, Inc., argues that recent innovation has come at the cost of manageability. “In terms of end-to-end services that folks really care about that are app enabled, it’s really hard to see what’s going on,” he told Dave Vellante (@dvellante) and Stu Miniman (@stu), co-hosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during the Riverbed Disrupt conference. “Visibility is getting worse while apps are getting far more important,” he stated.
No silver bullet
As of yet, Sargent said, there is no silver bullet — meaning there is no simple switch to flip to enable total visibility of all your environments. He said the solution is to bring together all the disparate data sets into one portal — a formidable challenge for in-house IT teams, but possible with SteelCentral (Riverbed’s command center for application performance). The end goal is to gain insight into what is going on at all levels — from device to application to the wire.
“It could be packets and flows will help you do it; it could be code-level metrics. And so what we’re doing is we’re pulling together those disparate data sets in that composite so we can apply the analytics on top of that and provide the insights for the particular use case in question,” Sargent explained.
