Big Data Impacts on Hybrid Infrastructure and Management
Big data techniques and technologies are increasingly finding applications across IT infrastructure planning and monitoring functions, and may hold the key to keeping pace with software-defined hybrid architectures. But which types and sources of data are being harvested and for which specific purposes? Are big data initiatives and projects creating new demands across all parts of the infrastructure? And how are big data analytics being applied to meet and solve infrastructure management objectives?
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Duration: 30 minutes
These questions and more are addressed by a new Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) research study, Big Data Impacts on Hybrid Infrastructure and Management. The study discovered what types of IT monitoring data enterprises are collecting and analyzing with big data technology and how they leverage that analytics to improve IT management practices. The study also examined how these enterprises evolve their approaches to big data analytics for IT as they mature their approach to the technology.
Join Shamus McGillicuddy, senior analyst at EMA, for a webinar that explores the results of this research, including:
- What impacts big data projects have on hybrid IT infrastructure, from networking to compute to storage
- What specific data types and sources enterprises access from within hybrid IT infrastructure management systems for use in big data projects, and which are perceived to be most valuable
- How enterprises use big data analytics for IT to improve infrastructure planning and operations
- What tools or approaches enterprises use to collect and analyze big data from hybrid infrastructures
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