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Flux7 Announces Landing Zones For Secure, Scalable AWS Adoption

Highly automated solutions for migrating essential services and production accounts help enterprises start right, scale fast Austin, TX — November 1, 2018 — Flux7, a services and technology company that specializes in ...

ContainerJournal.com | November 2, 2018 | automation, aws, cloud adoption, configuration-as-code, flux7

IBM: Rate of Cloud Adoption Bodes Well for Microservices

Just about every IT organization realizes by now that making the transition to the cloud is a journey. It begins with a few small steps involving a few software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications and ...

Mike Vizard | January 30, 2017 | aws, cloud adoption, cloud computing, cloud native, containers, IBM, microservices, microsoft, Oracle

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Scaling distributed databases successfully requires meeting myriad challenges from physical distribution of your data across on-premises locations, public cloud vendors, geographies and political entities to adopting technologies to overcome fundamental operational bottlenecks. Join ScyllaDB’s Peter Corless, director of technical advocacy, as he interviews Moreno Garcia y Silva, head of solution architecture, about how to navigate […] The post Overcoming Barriers of Scaling Your Database appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

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