According to IBM, a hybrid cloud is defined as RedHat OpenShift with RedHat Linux. But for many businesses this is a serious problem because Oracle does not support: Linux on Power architecture RedHat Openshift The IBM Cloud Yes, the IBM Cloud is optimised for Power applications, but that’s of no use if Oracle does not […]
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When it comes to a disaster recovery strategy, it is easy to focus on the ‘disaster’ side of provisioning. Identifying, prioritising and copying mission-critical data is straightforward, albeit time-consuming. But ensuring there is always a copy of your data available is just one part of the story. The second aspect is, as the name implies,
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An effective disaster recovery (DR) plan only works if it is regularly reviewed and updated. Following our best-practice principles, we’ve updated our DR planning advice to help you refine and improve your strategy and processes. Here are six things you must do: 1. Identify the key players If your business experiences a serious system outage,
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The cloud has become an established part of most organisations’ IT strategy. However, the example of early adopters shows that migration is not necessarily smooth – which is hardly a surprise given that the cloud represents a significant change in operating processes. Here are nine things to consider that will make your transition easier. 1.
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Digital transformation is supposed to make business faster and more efficient. But if those changes come at the expense of security, any gains made could quickly be reversed. According to research by HPE, those businesses that achieve a successful operating model have security built into the very foundation of their transformation model. Their security efforts
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