The 5 Critical Components of Achieving Highly Efficient Azure Infrastructure
Date: Friday, March 22nd at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET
Step by step guidance for ensuring operationally efficient and cost-effective Azure infrastructure
Azure users often struggle to take full advantage of Azure’s benefits once they’ve made the move to the cloud. Managing infrastructure, especially as usage grows and workloads scale, is a complex and ongoing process, one that requires careful planning, monitoring, governance, and continuous optimization.
In this session, we address some of the most common challenges that cloud operations teams face once their workloads are successfully operating in Azure, including how to:
- Most efficiently and cost-effectively scale infrastructure in a way that minimizes risk while ensuring performance and uptime
- Control costs and charge back cloud usage to appropriate departments to meet the business’s objectives
- Leverage existing cloud infrastructure estate to guide data-driven decision making regarding future growth, while still working within the guidelines of the Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework
Join us, as Shon Harris, Global Developer Relations Lead at NetApp dives into the five critical components of continuous Azure infrastructure optimization and delivers step by step guidance on how to effectively implement them.
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The 5 Critical Components of Achieving Highly Efficient Azure Infrastructure
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Shon Harris, Global Developer Relations Lead, Spot by NetApp
Shon W. Harris is a dedicated technologist and ultra-geek. He came to NetApp after almost a decade working in cloud-native roles such as Principal Cloud Architect and DevOps Engineering Lead, where he took complex software packages and processes, shifting them into a cloud-first mindset, building secure, highly available systems to enhance the way customers run their business. He also has a background in digital forensics and incident response. Shon advocates for customers to assist the developers and technologists who use Spot solutions to release faster running their workloads on optimized infrastructure and see value in maximizing cloud spend.