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Cloud-based database series: SQL in the cloud

SQL Server databases are one of the most popular and widely used relational databases in the business world. Its use varies from critical line-of-business (LOB) applications to data storage. Some of the most popular SQL databases are MSSQL, MySQL and PostgreSQL. In the first entry of this series, we present some of the challenges to running a database in the cloud. In this publication, we'll look at some of the key parameters to consider when running SQL in the cloud, and how NetApp Cloud Volumes ONTAP can ensure you get the most out of your SQL implementation. The next publication in this series will address the Oracle database in the cloud. SQL: Relational Challenges The structured query language (or SQL) is the basis for the development and management of relational database management systems (RDBMS). SQL or RDBMS databases can handle complex business requirements because of their advanced analytic queries and by allowing users to write mission-critical procedure c...

Best To Know About Cloud-based Human Resource Solutions with Cloud Volumes ONTAP

Welcome to our series in which we analyze the challenges and opportunities in the multi-domain vertical cloud and how NetApp customers are leveraging Cloud Volumes ONTAP to maximize business results across verticals. In previous publications, we have focused on the media industry and software providers. In this post, we focus on cloud-based solutions in the human resources (HR) industry. The human resources industry has undergone a dramatic transformation since the turn of the millennium, including advanced cloud-based human resource solutions that make use of technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, big data analysis and even IoT. The human resource stack has evolved from corporate back-end systems to payroll, profit management, and so on. to integrated talent management teams that select candidates, measure performance and job satisfaction, empower employees, and drive overall organizational performance. Market forecast for cloud-based human resources...

Best To Know About AWS Cloud Volume Service is The Fastest Storage For Coming 2019

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High performance I / O is a critical requirement for many applications and services, including database platforms, high-performance computing (HPC) clusters, media processing, and more. Databases are structured data repositories that are read and updated constantly. so they are completely dependent on a heavy workload HPC I / O performance should read large volumes of data on the disk also benefit from having a very fast storage from which to consume this information. In this article, we will examine the performance of NetApp Cloud Service Volumes, a new fully managed file sharing service for AWS. We'll also look at how you can use cloud service volumes to drive the highest levels of performance for applications that are often tied to I / O to answer the question: Is cloud service volumes the fastest storage option for customers of AWS. VIDEO 1.1 AWS TRAINING IN BANGALORE  Cloud Volume Service I / O performance Volumes StorageCloud CVS AWS service is a dynami...

Top 5 Best Points To Consider when Running Databases in the Cloud in This 2018

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Databases contain data that is very critical to any organization. Your cloud infrastructure for databases should handle each and every component your database needs, which include storage, CPU, RAM, network, security, rules compliance, licenses, data backup and protection, and more . In addition, you must ensure that all of this is profitable for your company. The good news is that there is a way to do all these things by running your databases in the cloud. In this article, we'll look at 5 best practices or options for running robust cloud databases, and we'll also see how Cloud Volumes ONTAP can improve databases in the cloud.                    Video 1.1 AWS -Cloud Computing  1. Understand the advantages of cloud databases Running a database in the cloud compared to the traditional database has many advantages. When running databases in the cloud , there are two implementation models to think about: PaaS (Produc...

Best To Know About AWS : Prophet Performance and Storage Comparison in AWS: Cloud Volumes Service, EBS, EFS in This 2018

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Get the most out of your Oracle database with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the NetApp® Cloud Volumes service. Relational database systems are usually the nerve center of a company, behind financial transaction systems, ATMs and retail sales. Thus, relational database systems have high-performance requirements, in addition to their other needs. In this blog post, try to guide you through the various storage options, revealing your performance resources along the way.                          VIDEO 1.1 AMAZON AWS is a solid platform for running relational databases, which traditionally grow instead of being executed. The platform increases the memory, CPU and disk needs as the load increases. Most of us are used to the concept of the size of instance size to obtain more CPU and memory and even the network, but as for the disk? How far can storage go in the cloud to meet the needs of your application and wha...