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Visit the F5 Distributed Cloud Services for SLED Sector for future sessions taking place in July and August 2023.
State, Local, and Education customers are facing technical challenges ranging from application and infrastructure modernization, cybersecurity concerns, zero trust, and digital transformation initiatives. What makes these projects more challenging is the complexity of dealing with multiple vendors, clouds, and disparate solutions that don’t easily integrate. Plus, there’s the ever-present reality of finding and retaining the skills required to manage each solution.
With F5 Distributed Cloud Services, a SaaS-based offering, we can deliver high-performance networking and security for applications distributed across multiple clouds and edge sites from a single console.
From May to October 2023, F5 is hosting several Test Drive Labs specific to the SLED sector to provide insight into how Distributed Cloud Services can address many challenges with implementing the above initiatives.
Join our hands-on virtual labs to dive deeper into Distributed Cloud Services and learn from our SLED-focused team of engineers. We’re keeping class sizes small to ensure you have the best live lab experience. We’ll be offering seven sessions broken down into three section groups:
Attend and complete all seven labs and achieve an F5 Digital Badge on F5 Distributed Cloud Services.
This registration page reflects the first of three section groups: Distributed Cloud Services Fundamentals. By submitting this registration form, you will automatically be registered for the below three sessions taking place in May and June.
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In this lab, attendees will learn how the F5 Distributed Cloud Services Web Application Firewall (WAF) can help mitigate application threats with an updated WAF engine that inherits the shared capabilities of F5 BIG-IP Advanced WAF and F5 NGINX App Protect.
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In this lab, attendees will learn how F5 Distributed Cloud Mesh and the global network backbone connect, secure, control, and observe applications deployed within a single cloud location or applications distributed across multiple clouds.
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In this lab, attendees will learn how to deploy modern applications closer to the user. By the end of the session, attendees will understand the steps and requirements to place workloads in the F5 Distributed Cloud Services virtual Kubernetes hosting environment.
All sessions are estimated to take approximately three hours. Zoom Meeting & Calendar Invitation will be included in the confirmation email.
Register for the F5 Distributed Cloud Services Security section here.
F5 Distributed Cloud Services Fundamentals registrants will be alerted via email once registration opens for the additional two sections based on the referenced timeline.