Ready for the final instalment of our NetApp cloud terminology explainer? Here are three more important phrases you need to know today. What is Persistent Memory? Real-time computing demands real-time access to data – and traditional storage formats like spinning disks or even SSDs are unable to deliver the speeds required. One solution to this […]
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VMware and virtual computing have had a profound impact on corporate computing. Businesses have not only maximised the use of computing resources, but they have also been able to develop new, more robust ways of using data and reducing the risk of service outages and loss. Choosing a VMware-based cloud service offers even greater flexibility.
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Ready for the fourth part of our NetApp cloud terminology explainer? Here we go… What is multi-cloud? The beauty of the public cloud is the broad range of services you can choose from, paying only for what you use. However, each platform has its variations and limitations. So building a best-of-breed application may mean using
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Continuing our dive into NetApp Cloud terminology, here’s another four buzzwords you need to know: What is Data Migration? At the most basic level, ‘data migration’ describes the process of moving your information stores from one location to another. In terms of the cloud, this could mean the migration is between your on-premises data centre
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As you plan the next stage of your data strategy, the issue of database hosting and architecture will become increasingly important. But with so many available options, how do you know which to choose? Here are five great reasons why Oracle Autonomous Database running on Exadata Cloud@Customer should make your shortlist. 1. Ultimate control One
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