Author Archives: Frank Yue

Route Domains – Half-baked Virtualization Delivers Half-baked Results

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Imagine browsing your favorite websites on your computer or playing a browser-based game when things start slowing down.  You click the window in frustration hoping that the site responds, to no avail.  Finally, the browser alerts you that something is making it run too slow and you need to reset it. The problem is not […]

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Making Public Cloud Migration a Turnkey Process

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Public clouds are great for managing applications and data without the frustration and expense of supporting the underlying infrastructure. When I lease a car, I am able to use it for the standard tasks that I perform. Functionally, the car is able to do the same things as a vehicle that I could purchase. I […]

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You Cannot Do Application Delivery Without Security

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Security is an ever-evolving concept in theory and application. It is important to deploy and leverage technologies that can adapt and change with our security models. In the technology world, when the networking and application protocols were initially developed, minimal thought was given to security. Protocols like Telnet, FTP, DNS, SMTP, and even HTTP were […]

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Network Security Does Not Matter When You Invite the Hacker Inside

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We build security solutions to protect our networks from the rest of the internet, but do we do anything to protect the network from our own employees and users?  The first line of protection for your networks is not the firewall or other perimeter security device, it is the education and protection of the people […]

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Visibility is Key When You Make Apps Go

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The automobiles in the late 19th and early 20th century did not have a complex dashboard displaying a multitude of information like we have today. The industry was very young and the inventors and technologists focused on making sure that these ‘horseless carriages’ went from point A to point B. Builders and consumers did not […]

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When the Application Stops Flowing, What Next?

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Don’t you hate it when you have a problem, but have no idea what is causing it? The water in my house stopped running recently. I have a well with a pump and a fairly complex system of pipes going through a water filtration and softening system. I had no idea why the water was […]

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Use Application Delivery Technologies to Accelerate and Automate the Boring Tasks

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Playing a stringed musical instrument like a guitar means that the different strings need to be regularly adjusted to play the correct note. Guitar players tightened and loosened the strings to tune the guitar. The strings were tuned by ear, which meant that the person tuning the guitar had to know what sound each string […]

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Application Virtualization – Seeing the Forest Instead of Trees

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Virtualization of the application environment is on every business’ mind. Terms like hypervisors, virtual machines, and software defined [insert your own popular term here: networks|data centers|storage] are being thrown around the technology industry like hot potatoes. While IT organizations focus on virtualizing specific applications, they often forget to see how this component fits into the […]

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Automation – Virtualizing the Human Factor

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Everyone is forgetting to virtualize the most important element within the IT environment – the humans. Virtualization through cloud, software defined networking (SDN), and software defined data centers (SDDC) is the latest craze with internet architectures. IT organizations are moving away from proprietary hardware towards common off the shelf (COTS) platforms that can perform a […]

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Hybrid Cloud – It is Not the Migration that Hurts

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The last time I moved was 10 years ago. At the time, I told myself that this is the last time I am moving. The packing and relocation of my belongings was not too much trouble. The main problem is trying to get everything sorted out and put into their proper place in the new […]

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