Citrix Workspace App
Learn about Citrix Workspace app, which includes access to local apps, SaaS apps, web apps, virtual apps, virtual desktops and content.
Tech Insight Access Control
Learn how the Citrix Access Control service provides SSO to SaaS apps, enhanced security for SaaS apps and URL filtering within a SaaS apps.
Site Aggregation
Learn how to integrate an on-premises XenApp and XenDesktop environment with Citrix Workspace.
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Citrix SD-WAN on AWS: Use Cases to Deliver Stronger Branch Office Connectivity.
In this white paper, you’ll gain insight into the solutions that globally distributed enterprises with legacy WAN architectures can use as they move applications to the cloud. It will also discuss the key capabilities Citrix SD-WAN provides to enable organizations to enhance application delivery worldwide. Find out how Citrix SD-WAN on Amazon Web Services (AWS) can help you achieve:
- Highly available, performant, and secure connections between your on-premises and branch locations to AWS.
- Enhanced network with real-time traffic inspection and failover resiliency.
- Consistent end-user experiences for employees using Citrix virtual apps and desktops.
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Citrix SD-WAN on AWS: WAN Reliability for the Distributed Enterprise
Keeping up with the speed and scale of the cloud and delivering a consistent user experience can be difficult when using legacy networking solutions. This eBook will explore how you can leverage Citrix SD-WAN, an intelligent edge-routing solution, to accelerate application and content delivery to branch office employees by:
- Seamlessly connecting your on-premises and branch offices to Amazon Web Services (AWS).
- Leveraging real-time path selection to reduce network bottlenecks and enhance network resiliency.
- Optimizing WAN performance through software-defined networking.
Meet Bitnami Stacksmith
See how Bitnami Stacksmith can optimize your DevOps pipeline
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Package your Applications for the Cloud
Cloud platform know-how is built into the tooling, templates, and automation that Stacksmith uses to package and optimize your applications. Stacksmith delivers everything you will need to successfully deploy to whichever platform you choose.
Automate Ongoing Maintenance
Once your application is running, how will you keep it up-to-date and secure? Stacksmith continuously monitors trusted sites for new releases and security updates for your application's components, provides alerts when available, and offers a simple re-packaging process.
How does Stacksmith work?
You provide your application code and scripts, select a few parameters, and hit create. Stacksmith pulls together the dependencies, documents and packages them, and delivers everything you need to deploy your application to your chosen cloud platform - the VM or container image and the deployment template. Deploy and utilize native cloud services that are now available to you!
Stacksmith then delivers ongoing value by continuously monitoring the dependencies, alerting you when updates become available, and providing a simple way to re-package the application.
Templates encode best practices so you don't need to be an expert, and support for multiple platforms and formats means you can explore new technologies at your own pace and don't have to worry about vendor lock-in.
Stacksmith can be used to package and maintain new or existing applications, and can be used on its own or integrated with the development tools and processes you already use.
Make a Smarter Migration to the Cloud
One of the biggest challenges organizations face when moving to the cloud is the skills gap. In a recent study, 96% of IT decision makers acknowledge a skills gap in their organization. However, it’s difficult to get the right training for your team or hire the right skills required to manage every element of your cloud strategy. Moreover, if you hire an outside organization to do the migration for you, you miss out on an opportunity to upskill your team. This is why we created The Azure Accelerator Program, it’s the only service where we not only complete the migration itself, we also provide the training and mentorship necessary to grow your competency around the cloud.
3 Reasons You Need A Cloud Managed Services Provider
When you invest in the cloud, it opens the door to significant change and transformation. However, if you aren't prepared to undertake all the elements required to managed the cloud, you will face a lot of hurdles. Learn how you can tackle the 3 key areas often overlooked when transitioning to the cloud: the cloud skills gap, operational readiness and cost management. More importantly, see what qualities you should look for in a managed services partner.
Why IT Leaders Fail In The Cloud
Did you know 57 percent of organizations have exceeded their cloud budget at some point? Two-thirds of those by more than 20 percent? Multiple factors like skills gaps and poor strategic planning are key contributing factors. Our latest survey of more than 200 IT leaders provides insights into the issues hindering cloud adoption as well as solutions you can implement to drive your own success.
The 5 Stages of Successful Cloud Migration
When deployed effectively, the public cloud is a powerful and disruptive model. It brings positive operational transformation and greater competitiveness. But poor implementation is equally disruptive. Gartner predicts that by 2020, 60% of IT infrastructure and 70% of software and IT services spending will be in the cloud. Yet 96% of IT decision makers acknowledged a skills gap in their organizations with regards to cloud. With over 500 successful cloud migrations we created this guide to outline, in detail, best practices around moving from CapEx to OpEx, considerations for your first workload, securing your cloud and more.
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Right Sizing: The right mix of servers can save businesses 40% off their monthly costs
With hosted IT, the ideal solution takes into account the client needs and the methods for best servicing those needs. When cloud and dedicated servers are mixed to produce the proper system, clients not only receive a superior experience, they often receive it at a lower cost. GigeNET walks you through our methodology for providing you the best system for your needs.
Colocation, Dedicated Servers, or Cloud; understand the differences and determine which one best suits your company’s needs
Understanding the fundamental differences of today’s IT is critical to the success and growth of your business. GigeNET, a 20-year industry veteran, walks you through each service, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses, so you can make an informed decision.
Choosing Web Application Libraries In an Open Source World
Building robust, functional, attractive applications and components that perform well on all devices and platforms is a time consuming and costly undertaking. Developers need a comprehensive solution that includes a fully supported, pre-built component library to build applications quickly and efficiently, so that businesses can get their apps to market faster and with better usability. In many cases, commercial component libraries used in conjunction with open source frameworks offer the best of both worlds.
Learn top considerations for choosing your technology stack as it relates to developing enterprise-grade web applications today.
Bitnami Stacksmith
In this illustrated white paper, you’ll learn how Bitnami’s flagship product, Stacksmith, modernizes your DevOps pipeline by automating the packaging of your applications for today's cloud and container platforms, and continuously maintain them so they stay up-to-date and secure.
Learn Stacksmith’s benefits for developers, IT ops, IT security, and DevOps teams, and how Bitnami Stacksmith is the simplest way to package applications and assets for today's cloud and container platforms, and automate the ongoing maintenance of these applications so they remain up-to-date and secure.
What is Stacksmith?
Bitnami Stacksmith is a single, standardized packaging and maintenance tool that generates deploy-ready, cloud-native assets in multiple formats for multiple cloud vendor platforms. Stacksmith provides two primary functions:
- Automated packaging
Stacksmith’s automated packaging takes your assets – application code, configuration policies, and scripts - incorporates the platform dependencies, maps the cloud platform service integrations you specify (ie. Database), optimizes the results for your chosen platform(s), and delivers everything you will need to successfully deploy.
- Ongoing maintenance
Stacksmith also simplifies the ongoing maintenance of your assets by continuously monitoring private repositories (for code, script or config policy updates) and trusted sites (for system package updates and Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs)), and providing manual (click ‘update’) and automated (supports continuous updating) methods for you to re-package your applications, ensuring they stay up-to-date and secure.
Bitnami now offers Stacksmith in three tiers:
- Stacksmith Public - for individuals with open source projects and those using open source software. Free of charge.
- Stacksmith Team – for groups to get applications packaged and in production, or get from VMs to containers, in a programmatic and cost-effective way. Starting at $800 per month.
- Stacksmith Enterprise - for large organizations that require single-tenant delivery and directory integration. Contact us for pricing.