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Hello Cloud Gurus! I’ve taken a look back over Azure This Week for 2022 to bring you the top stories, as voted by your views. From Azure certifications and exams, to Azure Managed Grafana, we’ve got it all here so let’s jump in!
After nearly three years of Covid-fueled disruption in the supply chain and the way we work, some new truths have emerged for tech workers and the people who employ them. Among those truths: Remote work is here to stay. The past year brought a new kind of global threat: war in Europe.
Kubernetes has become the de facto standard across the industry to ensure container workloads are running to specifications and can scale, according to Sitaram Iyer, Venafi senior director of cloud native solutions.
You can also read the nine best things Amazon announced and AWS for Automotive at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023 in the last week to see the latest offerings from Amazon and AWS that are helping innovate at speed and create new customer experiences at the forefront of technology.
This is the second in a two-part series. For an overview of a typical architecture, how it can be deployed and the right tools to use, please refer to Part 1. Most APIs impose usage limits on number of requests per month and rate limits, such as a maximum of 50 requests per minute.
There are a lot of incident management tools coming to market. Some have red knobs, some have blue knobs, and they do many things: track incidents, count incidents, classify, categorize and report on incidents.
Of the top 50 U.S. undergraduate computer science programs, zero required an application or secure coding course. Only nine out of 50 even offer one or more electives in application security or secure coding, according to the IT research firm Forrester.
Amazon QuickSight is AWS’s Business Intelligence (BI) service, designed to provide interactive data visualizations derived from your data sources on — or off of – AWS.
Increased regulations and emerging technologies forced telecommunications companies to evolve quickly in recent years. These organizations’ engineers and site reliability engineering (SRE) teams must use technology to improve performance, reliability and service uptime.
Data volume represents one of the biggest challenges for today’s enterprise. Moving to a cloud-centric model might make sense for some applications, but when you can process data closer to the source, you gain several significant advantages.
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