“The computing edge” is a sexy buzzword right now. But is that really what you want as an IT admin? No—what you want, what you need, is infrastructure that just works, whether it’s on-premises or at the edge.

That means your edge infrastructure needs to be reliable, especially in areas where it can be notoriously unreliable, and it needs to be run with as little administrative overhead as possible. Even if that means almost no overhead at all. In other words, the edge needs to be so boring that you don’t stay up nights worrying about whether it’ll suddenly go down.

Scale Computing understands that, and CEO/Co-Founder Jeff Ready discusses how to make edge computing boring with ActualTech Media Partner James Green on this episode of “10 on Tech.” They chat about how computing is changing, and what you can do to stay on top of those changes, keeping your company competitive in the new computing era.

Highlights of the show include:

Scale Computing historyWhat exactly is “edge computing” anyway?The importance of “blue collar” ITIdentifying the most unreliable part of the infrastructureTop considerations for doing edge computing rightWhy hyperconverged infrastructure and edge computing are a natural fitSecurity concerns for edge deploymentsExtreme edge use cases and how to minimize (or eliminate) downtimeScale’s No. 1 lesson for doing edge computing right

Resource links from the show:

Scale computing homepage -- https://www.scalecomputing.com/

Get a free trial -- https://www.scalecomputing.com/landing-pages/hc3-edge-computing-trial

Contact Scale for more information -- https://www.scalecomputing.com/contact

Scale’s Edge Computing solutions -- https://www.scalecomputing.com/hc3-edge

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