Tag: Architecture

Feed: Planet MySQL; Author: Valeriy Kravchuk; My previous post from this series was published more than 1.5 years ago. I had never planned to stop writing about my everyday work on a regular basis, but sometimes it's not easy to pick up something really interesting for wider MySQL audience and when in doubts I always prefer to write about MySQL bugs...In any case, any long way starts from the first step, so I decided to write one post in this series per week and try to summarize in it whatever findings, questions, discussions, bugs and links I've collected over the ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Trevor Hansen. By Trevor Hansen, Partner Solutions Architect at AWSBy Nitzan Shapira, Co-Founder & CEO at EpsagonServerless applications are becoming more and more popular as organizations seek to increase developer velocity, shorten time-to-market, and reduce infrastructure costs. Services like AWS Lambda enable developers and DevOps engineers to be more productive by providing a managed service to run their code, as well as a large variety of APIs to build modern and scalable applications. With so many moving pieces in production, solutions like Epsagon enable companies to move faster by monitoring and solving issues ... Read More

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. In an effort to deliver a simpler, smarter, and more unified experience on its website, the UK’s Ministry of Justice and its Lead Technical Architect, James Abley, created a bespoke AWS Landing Zone, a pre-defined template for an AWS account or infrastructure. And they did it in six weeks.Supporting 33 agencies and public bodies, and making sure they all work together, the Ministry of Justice is at the heart of the United Kingdom’s justice system. Its task is to look after all parts of the justice system, including the courts, prisons, probation services, and legal aid, ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: David Piet. By David Piet, Partner Solutions Architect at AWSOne of the advantages of using VMware Cloud on AWS is being able to leverage native AWS services, such as shared file systems with Amazon FSx, and seamlessly integrate them back into your VMware Cloud on AWS software defined data center (SDDC). When you provision an SDDC from VMware, the ESXi hypervisors are automatically deployed onto bare metal Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances with elastic network interfaces that connect to your own Amazon Web Services (AWS) account. This post describes how you ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. PoWA 4 is available in beta. New remote mode! The new remote mode is the biggest feature introduced in PoWA 4, though there have been other improvements. I’ll describe here what this new mode implies and what changed in the UI. If you’re interested in more details about the rest of the changes in PoWA 4, I’ll soon publish other articles for that. For the most hurried people, feel free to directly go on the v4 demo of PoWA, kindly hosted by Adrien Nayrat. No credential needed, just click on “Login”. Why is a remote mode important ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI. Author: . Microsoft Business Applications Summit June 10 – 11  in Atlanta, Georgia is almost here and you have one more reason to attend year…A chance to meet the community super stars.  We know, one of the primary reasons people go to conferences is to meet the presenters.  And at the Microsoft Business Applications Summit (MBAS), we have an entire “Ask the Experts” experience to make this easy to meet Microsoft full time employees…but what about community folks like MVPs, Authors and Industry experts? We have created a community lounge and will be scheduling a ... Read More

Feed: Blog Post – Corporate – DataStax. Author: Louise Westoby, Senior Director, Product Marketing. Managing the trade-off between consistency and availability is nothing new in distributed databases. It’s such a well-known issue that there is a theorem to describe it. While modern databases don’t tend to fall neatly into categories, the “CAP” theorem (also known as Brewer’s theorem) is still a useful place to start. The CAP theorem states that a database can’t simultaneously guarantee consistency, availability, and partition tolerance. Partition tolerance refers to the idea that a database can continue to run even if network connections between groups of ... Read More

Feed: erwin Expert Blog – erwin, Inc.. Author: Martin Owen. The only thing that’s constant for most organizations is change. Today there’s an unprecedented, rapid rate of change across all industry sectors, even those that have been historically slow to innovate like healthcare and financial services.In the past, managing ideation to the delivery of innovation was either not done or was relegated within organizational silos, creating a disconnect across the business. This, in turn, resulted in change not being implemented properly or a focus on the wrong type of change. For an organization to successfully embrace change, innovation, enterprise architecture ... Read More

Feed: All - O'Reilly Media. Author: Roger Magoulas, Chris Guzikowski. Spiral staircase (source: fda54 via Pixabay) Register to attend the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference in San Jose, June 10-13. You’ll get expert insight and guidance on the topics shaping software architecture. Proposals submitted for the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference serve as a valuable weather vane, providing direction for developers and architects from what some of the leading names in the field propose as sessions. These go-to experts and practitioners work on the front lines of technology, and they understand that business and software architecture need to operate in harmony to ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Parul Matah. This post is part of a 2-part series about how organizations are using Azure Cosmos DB to meet real world needs, and the difference it’s making for them. In part 1, we explored the challenges that led the Microsoft 365 usage analytics team to take action, the architecture of the new solution, and migration of the production workload. In this post, we’ll examine additional implementation details and the outcomes resulting from the team’s efforts. Finding the right partition key—a critical design decision After moving to Azure Cosmos DB, the team revisited how data ... Read More