Tag: Migration

Feed: Planet MySQL; Author: Severalnines; Complex, inflexible architectures, redundancy and out-of-date technology, are common problems for companies facing data to cloud migration.  We look to the “clouds,” hoping that we will find there a magic solution to improve operational speed and performance, better workload and scalability, less prone and less complicated architectures. We hope to make our database administrator's life more comfortable. But is it really always a case?  As more enterprises are moving to the cloud, the hybrid model is actually becoming more popular. The hybrid model is seen as a safe model for many businesses.  In fact, it's ... Read More

Feed: Oracle Blogs | Oracle Blogs. By Ivgen Guner A few weeks ago, I was privileged to sponsor a master class in digital finance technologies, hosted by the Financial Women of San Francisco (FWSF), an organization dedicated to advancing the success of women in finance in the Bay Area. The goal of the master class was to help female finance professionals reimagine finance processes using emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotic process automation (RPA), and digital assistants, with the ultimate goal of accelerating their careers in the industry.  Joining me to share their expertise in these areas were Delphine ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Art Khlobystin. Announcing the preview of Geo Zone Redundant Storage in Azure. Geo Zone Redundant Storage provides a great balance of high performance, high availability, and disaster recovery and is beneficial when building highly available applications or services in Azure. Geo Zone Redundant Storage helps achieve higher data resiliency by doing the following: Synchronously writing three replicas of your data across multiple Azure Availability Zones, such as zone-redundant storage today, protecting from cluster, datacenter, or entire zone failure. Asynchronously replicating the data to another region within the same geo into a single zone, such as ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Mark Russinovich. "Our goal is to empower organizations to run their workloads reliably on Azure. With this as our guiding principle, we are continuously investing in evolving the Azure platform to become fault resilient, not only to boost business productivity but also to provide a seamless customer experience. Last month I published a blog post highlighting several initiatives underway to keep improving in this space, as part of our commitment to provide a trusted set of cloud services. Today I wanted to expand on the mention of Project Tardigrade – a platform resiliency initiative that ... Read More

Feed: AWS Government, Education, & Nonprofits Blog. Author: publicsector. Federal customers and partners are invited to attend the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Federal Pop-Up Loft.  From September 4-18, the AWS Federal Pop-Up Loft will be open at the Convene meeting space at 1201 Wilson Blvd in Rossyln, Virginia. The temporary community space will unite federal customers and partners to learn and innovate together. So, what does the AWS Federal Pop-Up Loft have to offer? AWS Technical Trainings Whether you’re a cloud expert or just beginning your journey, the daily AWS technical training workshops at the AWS Federal Pop-Up Loft will cover a range ... Read More

Feed: IBM Big Data & Analytics Hub - All Content; Author: holly-vatter; The best decisions are made by extracting value from all the disparate data across your business. Yet aggregating data across external sources, regional silos and various forms of storage is not an easy challenge to solve. Data-powered businesses need always-on access to data to keep operations moving smoothly and to stay competitive. As data infrastructures grow more distributed, many companies rely on complex hybrid and cloud environments, often from a combination of vendors and platforms across multiple regions. Companies with big data require solutions for continuous availability and ... Read More

Feed: Arisant. Author: Kyle May; Jumping into an Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Cloud migration all at once can be like driving to the Grand Canyon without a roadmap — you’re likely to get lost along the way, and you might not end up at your intended destination. Migrating to the Cloud is a big decision to make, but an EBS Cloud Migration “Lift and Shift” Roadmap can help you to better plan for the journey ahead.What happens to my customizations when I migrate to the cloud? One of the biggest concerns we hear from enterprises looking to migrate to the ... Read More

Feed: Cloud Data Transformation Software | Matillion. Author: Julie Polito; Most companies already have the data they need to solve business challenges. However, much of that data goes unused for analysis. To unveil these insights and better understand their business, companies need a better way to act on the volumes of data they’ve accumulated over the years. Cloud data warehouse migration is often the answer.  In our recent ebook, Modernize Your Data Warehouse, we explained that data warehouse technology hasn’t changed much in almost 40 years. In short, legacy technology simply can’t keep up with the volume of data that ... Read More

Feed: Logicworks. Author: Lindsay Syhakhom; DevOps has been a major cultural force in IT for the past ten years. But a gap remains between what companies expect to get out of DevOps and the day-to-day realities of working as a systems engineer on a IT team. Systems engineers often spend too much time putting out fires and manually building, configuring, and maintaining cloud infrastructure. A recent survey found that it takes more than a month to deliver new infrastructure for 33 percent of companies, and more than half had no access to self-service infrastructure. The result is that systems engineers burn out ... Read More

Feed: AWS Government, Education, & Nonprofits Blog. Author: publicsector. A post by Wesley Joyce, Senior Solutions Architect, AWSPublic sector customers have been using Amazon Web Services (AWS) within their hybrid cloud environments since AWS was born in 2006. Most customers have resources on-premises, engaging in multi-year journeys of cloud adoption. Often they are seeking to improve connectivity for migration, cloud bursting, backup and disaster recovery, or leveraging cloud-native technologies from on-premises. With so many services and features available around networking, customers sometimes choose ones that aren’t properly tailored to their needs. Picking a bad fit can waste time and money, ... Read More