What's New in Azure Confidential Computing
Offered By: Microsoft via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the latest advancements in Azure confidential computing in this 26-minute conference talk from Microsoft Ignite 2022. Discover how to protect data end-to-end, including during use and while in memory, using confidential VMs, containers, and the broader confidential computing portfolio. Learn about a new confidential computing platform service and its potential benefits for developers and customers in healthcare, financial services, and regulated industries. Dive into topics such as Intel SGX and AMD SEV-SNP based solutions, NVIDIA confidential GPU solutions, confidential serverless container instances, and Azure Virtual Desktops on confidential VMs. Gain insights into industry-specific use cases, the concept of Confidential Cloud, and growth predictions for confidential computing. Access additional resources, including the Azure confidential computing solutions site, blog, and documentation, to further expand your knowledge in this cutting-edge field.
Syllabus
Introduction
Background
Confidential computing in Azure
Intel SGX based solutions
AMD SEV-SNP based solutions
NVIDIA confidential GPU based solutions
Confidential serverless container instances
Confidential VM option for SQL Server on Azure VMs
Azure Virtual Desktops on confidential VMs
Azure Managed Confidential Consortium Framework
Azure confidential ledger use case
Use cases by industry verticals
Confidential Cloud
Industry growth predictions
Conclusion and additional resources
Taught by
Microsoft Ignite
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