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The Rise of Data Centers
For the last few years, we’ve seen no shortage of cloud migration stories and felt pressure from management who wanted to migrate our systems to the cloud. It seems that almost everyone I speak to has a story of having … Continue reading
Cloud vs On-premises
The cloud has been a controversial concept for much of its existence. While the idea has been around for many decades, AWS started selling IT services in 2006, with Azure following suit in 2008. Since then, the use of cloud … Continue reading
Cloud Transformation
In the last few months, I’ve been traveling around at a few of the Redgate Summits (one more in NYC coming) running panels on cloud journeys. I’ve had industry experts, both technical and managerial, discussing their approaches and journeys with … Continue reading
Kubernetes is Cool, But …
Kubernetes is cool, and I think it’s really useful in helping us scale and manage multiple systems easily in a fault-tolerant way. Actually, I don’t think Kubernetes per se is important itself; more it seems that the idea of some … Continue reading
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