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Achieve scalable cyber resiliency in the cloud during an age of exponential data growth

CIO

Organizations need data resilience to ensure business continuity. Data is the lifeblood of modern business operations, which must be able to go on significant interruption in the face of accidental deletion, data corruption and systems failure. As a result, efforts get duplicated, creating inefficacy and higher costs.

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14 in-demand cloud roles companies are hiring for

CIO

Skills: Relevant skills for a DevOps engineer include automation, Linux, QA testing, security, containerization, and knowledge of programming languages such as Java and Ruby. Role growth: 20% of businesses have added cloud systems engineer roles as part of their cloud investments.

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Getting High Availability for IBM Db2 on AWS with Db2 Pacemaker Using Overlay IP – Part 1

Datavail

Pacemaker solves a problem that many companies have with their cloud transformation endeavors – how to address high availability and business continuity with IBM Db2 when lifting and shifting these systems into the cloud. Pacemaker vs TSA for IBM Db2 HA/DR TSA support is available for both AIX and Linux. What is Corosync?

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Many Customers Have Moved Their Oracle Workloads to the Public Cloud – Is the Time Right for Your Organization?

Apps Associates

Capsule summary: Re-architect, migrate and re-platform complex Oracle E-Business Suite ERP environment from IBM AIX to Linux on AWS including multiple environments (production, non-production) with disaster recovery and backup, configuration of license manager. Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions, Inc.

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5 Reasons Why Disaster Recovery Plans Fail

Kaseya

Let’s take a look at why disaster recovery fails and how you can avoid the factors that lead to this failure: . Failure to Identify and Understand Recovery Dependencies . As a result, disaster recovery will fail, data may be lost, and you may waste many hours troubleshooting the issues. Configuration Issues .

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5 Steps to Effective Data Defense

Kaseya

Consider a purpose-built appliance based on hardened-Linux to prevent attacks and secure your backup architecture. Make sure you regularly test your backups for any issues (including ransomware you are unware of) that could impact a successful recovery. If you are hit by ransomware, you will have an easy escape.

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Protecting your business from unforeseen outages: Lessons from the recent CrowdStrike incident

CIO

In the CrowdStrike incident, Linux and Mac endpoints were not affected. Implement redundant systems: Establishing redundant systems and data backups is essential for maintaining continuity. Integrate communication channels: Effective incident response requires seamless communication between IT, security, and business teams.