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Jason Burns – IT Superhero

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  • Survivable UC – Avaya Aura and Nutanix Data Protection

    Survivable UC – Avaya Aura and Nutanix Data Protection

    I wanted to share a bit of cool “value add” today, as my sales and marketing guys would call it. This is just one of the things for Avaya Aura and UC in general that a Nutanix deployment can bring to the table. Nutanix has the concept of Protection Domains and Metro Availability that have been…

  • Virtualized Avaya Aura on Nutanix – In Progress

    Virtualized Avaya Aura on Nutanix – In Progress

    The Avaya Technology Forum in Orlando was a great success! Thanks to everyone who attended and showed interest in Nutanix by stopping at the booth. I met a lot of interested potential customers and partners and was also able to learn more about what people are virtualizing these days. There is nothing quite like asking…

  • Nutanix and UC – Part 3: Cisco UC on Nutanix

    In the previous posts we covered an Introduction to Cisco UC and Nutanix as well as Cisco’s requirements for UC virtualization. To quickly summarize… Nutanix is a virtualization platform that provides compute and storage in a way that is fault tolerant and scalable. Cisco UC provides a VMware centric virtualized VoIP collaboration suite that allows clients…

  • Nutanix and UC – Part 2: Cisco Virtualization Requirements

    In the last post I covered an Introduction to Cisco UC and Nutanix. In this post I’ll cover UC performance and virtualization requirements. A scary part of virtualizing Cisco Unified Communications is worrying about being fully supported by Cisco TAC if a non-standard deployment path is chosen. This is due to a long history of…

  • Nutanix and UC – Part 1: Introduction and Overview

    I’ll be publishing a series of blog posts outlining Cisco Unified Communications on Nutanix. At the end of this series I hope to have addressed any potential concerns running Cisco UC and Nutanix and provided all the tools for a successful deployment. Your comments are welcome and encouraged. Let’s start at the beginning, a very good…

  • Nutanix and Unified Communications

    The past week has been a whirlwind of studying, research, and introductions now that I’ve started at Nutanix! I’m happy to be on the team working on Reference Architectures for Unified Communications. I’m planning to investigate the major Unified Communications platforms (VoIP, Voice Messaging, IM & Presence, E911) from the top vendors and come up…

  • OpenID Connect

    At work I’ve been doing a ton of Single Sign On, SAML, and certificate based authentication. I wanted to try that out for my own personal use. It turned out to be much easier than I expected. I’ve already blogged here about updating my site certificates using StartCom SSL. Another free service they offer is…

  • URL protocol specifier

    Woah – why didn’t anyone tell me I could replace https:// or http:// with JUST // to preserve the protocol on the current page? I didn’t know about it until I saw YouTube embed links using it. This is amazing news. I’ll have to go through and update my blog posts to see if this…

  • BTC Trading Insanity

    I’ve been flailing around trying to figure out how trading BitCoins works. I haven’t really DONE any trading – but check out these crazy graphs over at BitCoinWisdom.com. There is so much going on. Click on all the things. You’ll see.

  • Tech Weekend – HTTPS Everywhere

    To improve privacy and security HTTPS should be used everywhere. It SHOULD be the default option. Unfortunately this isn’t always the case. Even worse, you have no idea what the browser is doing behind your back. For instance – this site you’re reading now is going off and contacting Google Analytics and downloading images from…