This article provides resources to learn about Azure databases. It outlines paths to implement the architectures that meet your needs, and best practices to keep in mind as you design your solutions.
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SAP deployment on Azure using an Oracle database
This example scenario demonstrates an SAP deployment on Windows or Linux virtual machines (VMs) on Azure, along with a High Availability (HA) Oracle database.
This example includes a high availability configuration for an Oracle database, SAP central services, and multiple SAP application servers running on different virtual machines.
Microsoft launches landing zone accelerator for Azure Arc-enabled servers
The landing zone accelerator provides best practices, guidance, and automated reference implementations so that customers can get started with their deployments quickly and easily.
Azure Arc-enabled servers landing zone accelerator makes it easier for customers to increase security, governance, and compliance posture on servers that are deployed outside of Azure.
Codacy Measures Developer Productivity using AWS Serverless
In this post, we will explore the Pulse’s requirements, architecture, and the services it is built on, including AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, and Amazon DynamoDB.
Save big by using your on-premises licenses on Azure
When migrating Windows Server or SQL Server on-premises workloads to Microsoft Azure, Azure Hybrid Benefit allows you to use your existing licenses covered by Software Assurance (SA) or other subscriptions in Azure.
New – Replication for Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
Today I am happy to announce that you can now use replication to automatically maintain copies of your EFS file systems for business continuity or to help you to meet compliance requirements as part of your disaster recovery strategy.
Transitioning IT Careers: How (and Where) to Stand Out Right Now
When building a technology career, the key to success is having a solid professional brand
Talent Woes: Sometimes Your Best Defense Is A Really Good Offense
In the context of the Great Resignation, organizations face urgent knowledge loss as key employees leave. Agile knowledge management practices are essential to quickly capture vital information before departures. Techniques like storytelling interviews and knowledge audits can preserve critical insights, allowing for better long-term strategies and innovation in knowledge management.
How Data Analytics Can Help Advance diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)
Carolynn Johnson, CEO of DiversityInc, a data and media firm that promotes the business benefits of diversity, said Hershey is proof that companies can build more fair, equitable, and inclusive environments for their employees.
The conversation focused on how data analytics can help companies drive change in their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies.
Navigating Change: Ways for IT Leaders to Rise Above the Fear
Some changes are forced upon you, with little or no warning, such as an illness, a pandemic, or an economic crisis. Or it could be a change that you initiate; for example, switching your career, taking on a new mandate, or forging your business into an emerging market. Regardless of the situation, your ability to tackle change head-on, to overcome and even thrive and succeed under the new circumstances, requires more than just resilience. Managing change requires a deep understanding of your abilities, who you are, the truth of your current reality, and where you want to go.
To Boldly Go
Equally intriguing was the development of the company’s own management philosophy, RenDanHeYi, a potent combination of employees, customers and value creation; a uniquely Chinese take on the practice of management in a modern global corporation.
The Provocateurs: why and how leaders must be purposeful in shaping the future
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The Automation Paradox: The Rise of Human-Led Automation
Therein lies the AI paradox: The more we automate data analytics, the more work is required of humans to cover edge cases, provide high-level scrutiny, and put meaning behind the insights.
Was Your Information Swimming Naked During The Pandemic?
Similarly, 92% agreed that “Due to drastic changes in customer behavior or other factors during the pandemic, reliable real-time data became even more important for business decisions.”
95% of respondents, for example, agreed that “Making decisions based on accurate, timely analytics and insights has become as important as having accurate transactional data in my organization.”