Don't miss our first Munch & Learn: What's a data fabric and how does it work? by Ellen Friedman & Ted Dunning.
Register Now: https://hpe.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwrc-ygrjItG90Z60OnGVisrppOzsT_N0fd
HPE Munch & Learn #2 - Explore Containerization and MLOps
Speaker: Tom Phelan, HPE Fellow/CPO Ezmeral Container Platform
Industry Host: Nigel Poulton
Abstract: The HPE DEV monthly Munch & Learn technology talks are free, 60-minute sessions where you can listen to and engage with leading technology experts who offer valuable insights into today’s most popular technologies. A different topic is presented each month. In our February 24, 2021 session, Nigel Poulton, Kubernetes technology author, will introduce you to Tom Phelan, HPE Fellow and Ezmeral Container Platform CTO at HPE. Register for this talk to hear more about container architectures and how they can leverage the Kubernetes Container Orchestrator to deploy and manage stateful, as well as microservice-based, applications.
Time: Feb 24, 2021 05:00 PM CET
Registration Link: https://hpe.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYkdequqTwsE9LuPAgPDbV-mf1V7jq23Mxj
Host: Ellen Friedman, HPE
Registration Link: https://hpe.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYudO2uqD8iGddvDqH__n4v3lgzyAg42FrL
Abstract:
These sessions are entirely Powerpoint free and will be white-board and discussion based, covering the following topics:
· Data Science in action – Real-time and batch
· Application centric & information-driven business
· Closing the data intimacy gap with Data Science
· Value vs. volume decision debate
· AI/ML/DL taxonomy
· Descriptive, diagnostic, predictive & prescriptive hierarchy
· Discovery, monetization & monitoring phases
· People in the process – Coping with infinite demand
HPE Munch & Learn #4 - Building a foundation for zero trust with SPIFFE
Apr 21, 2021 06:00 PM Paris
Speaker: Daniel Feldman, principal security software engineer, HPE and Frederick Kautz, head of Edge Infrastructure at Doc.ai
Abstract: Enterprise application or software services are increasingly running across multiple platforms spanning multiple data centers and public clouds. Since these services span various domains, the most efficient way to secure them is by a Zero Trust model. In this model, nothing is taken for granted, and every request has to be verified. Service identity and authentication is perhaps the most fundamental piece of building Zero Trust environments. If not done right and early, it could undermine your efforts to enable Zero Trust in your organization and introduce risk, complexity, and slow down development velocity.
CNCF’s SPIFFE and SPIRE projects provide a universal service identity plane managing identity and trust within a zero trust security model. These projects provide a system for service to identify and authenticate themselves without the use of shared-secrets or network base security controls.
Join us in this webcast with industry expert to learn
- The role of authentication within a zero trust security model
- The design goals of SPIFFE and SPIRE Projects
- The benefits you can achieve by adopting SPIFFE and SPIRE
- How SPIFFE and SPIRE interact with emerging tools such as Open Policy Agent (OPA) and Network Service Mesh (NSM) to enable end to end trust across your environment
Registration Link: https://hpe.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwpd-2srzMuHNPUfW-adAS…