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Mid-Market Service Provider Automation Alternatives and Strategy Briefing
Mid-market service providers are faced with numerous operations challenges every day. Network rollout, new services and ever-tightening budgets are driving operators to find new solutions, particularly in the area of automation. But service automation and IT automation can be very different matters. Tools that work for data center rollouts may not work for deploying and managing new customer services. Operations managers, network planners and solution architects are asking: what tools are best for service automation, can we automate without a costly consulting project, how would automation affect my operation, could we support it, how can we get beyond CLI-based operations, and what are other mid-market service providers doing?
Multicloud Integration Workshop
The WWT Multicloud Integration Workshop is designed to help validate use cases and workflows associated with a developer CI/CD experience that includes emerging concepts like Infrastructure-as-Code, Policy-as-Code and dynamic secrets management in a multicloud environment. This workshop is intended to be a collaborative hands-on session with the client stakeholders and technical staff.
Cloud Network Automation With Consul
Cloud Network Automation with Consul is a multi-week structured engagement to quickly get up and running with Consul Enterprise in a cloud or on-premises environment.
Running HashiCorp Vault on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
This video demonstrates how to deploy the HashiCorp Vault platform on Google Kubernetes engine GKE and access the stored secrets from applications running on Kubernetes.
Cloud Infrastructure Automation With Terraform
Cloud Infrastructure Automation with Terraform is a WWT solution offer that helps customers get up and running with Terraform Enterprise or Terraform Cloud in a cloud or On-Prem environment.
HashiCorp Solutions Discovery Workshop
HashiCorp solution discovery workshop is a 5-day workshop to discover the customer’s business and use cases for automation and formulate a path to quickly get up and running with HashiCorp products in a multicloud environment.
The workshop is delivered by a WWT architect with 3 days spent with the customer; 2 days for documentation that will consist of a statement of work (SOW) and an estimate of the level of effort (LOE) required for follow-up engagements.