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Tag Archives: Cloud Computing
Cloud Pace
Recently, a user responded on SQLServerCentral to something I’d written on Azure, asking how do I keep up with all the changes. I wrote back: “Between the complexity and pace of change, I’m always learning something.” To be clear, I … Continue reading
Serverless
About a year ago I kept hearing about serverless as the way to go for all new code. It seemed every conference, every cloud vendor, even many developers were discussing serverless as a technique for running small snippets of code. … Continue reading
Protecting Data Between Services
I saw an announcement this week that Microsoft is shutting down their HealthVault service, where someone might have chosen to store their medical records in a way that it could be shared with health professionals, but an individual could maintain … Continue reading
Cloud Native
The cloud is an amorphous thing that isn’t well defined, but we do know that there are various types of services (IaaS, PaaS, Saas) that many of the cloud vendors offer. While IaaS is the easiest platform on which to … Continue reading