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The Programmable Network – Why is it important.
The network holds critical and valuable information needed to influence user experience. The capability of incorporating real-time network analytics and programming the internet is rapidly emerging in new toolchains for application developers. This enables open application models and development platforms that use many new orchestration systems. The amount of information available for use by applications to deliver fine-tuned experiences is going to be commonplace in these leading edge software platforms. This access to network information offers developers more opportunity for value and differentiation in their applications and services. The first movers to understand this will have vast advantages over others.
Tomorrow morning in is keynote, David Ward, Chief Architect & CTO of the Platform Systems Division at Juniper will dig into the architectures, protocols and platform landscape and describing how programmable networking is critical to application development.
If you are at the show stop by out booth – we are giving away free t-shirts.
Want to Understand How Software-Defined Networks are Revolutionizing Development?
Open APIs and tools to build apps and control devices were just the tip of the iceberg — the focus has shifted to open application models that are redefining software behavior and communication and can run across platforms and networks of all types, regardless of vendor, company — or cloud. Historically the network was not seen as an active part in the data center, but today the network informs and feeds rich data into these applications, creating software-defined networks. To learn more, join us at JavaOne. http://bit.ly/pjsK5A
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Free JavaOne Discover Passes – While Supplies Last.
Request a JavaOne Discover Pass compliments of Juniper Networks. Discover Pass benefits include access to keynotes, Executive Solution Sessions, Exhibition Halls, and much more. Passes are available while the supply lasts. To get your pass, follow @junosdeveloper on Twitter & send a tweet requesting the pass with your email address and tag #JuniperJavaOne. We will follow up with an email with information on how to get your pass!
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