To achieve Internet and cloud speed and scale, enterprises must adopt solutions that are programmable and API-driven. And while storage, compute, and code have all been automated, data remains a rigid part of the stack that’s managed via slow and manual processes— bottlenecking everything from application development to cloud adoption.
Watch this webinar to learn how modern enterprises are addressing this gap by deploying programmable data infrastructure. We will cover:
What programmable data infrastructure is, and how it transforms software development, cloud migration, and privacy compliance
6 API-driven capabilities essential for development, SRE, and data science teams
Ways to integrate programmable infrastructure with toolchains for DevOps, TDM, CI/CD, and AI/ML
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Introduction to Programmable Data Infrastructure
To achieve Internet and cloud speed and scale, enterprises must adopt solutions that are programmable and API-driven. And while storage, compute, and code have all been automated, data remains a rigid part of the stack that’s managed via slow and manual processes— bottlenecking everything from application development to cloud adoption.
Watch this webinar to learn how modern enterprises are addressing this gap by deploying programmable data infrastructure. We will cover:
What programmable data infrastructure is, and how it transforms software development, cloud migration, and privacy compliance
6 API-driven capabilities essential for development, SRE, and data science teams
Ways to integrate programmable infrastructure with toolchains for DevOps, TDM, CI/CD, and AI/ML
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Ross Millenacker
Ross Millenacker leads the Perforce Delphix compliance portfolio, overseeing Continuous Compliance and Hyperscale Masking. He focuses on advancing core compliance capabilities and delivering innovative solutions to help customers manage sensitive data at scale.
Before joining Delphix, Ross held roles spanning Product Marketing and Engineering in the software and semiconductor industries. He holds an MBA from Carnegie Mellon, a BS in Mechanical Engineering from UC Berkeley, and a BA in History from UC Santa Cruz.