Making infrastructure invisible
Note: The following post was originally posted at: https://blogs.oracle.com/startup/post/developing-iot-arm In an increasingly connected world, technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, Machine learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are redefining the industry and the way…
Back in May VMware announced its second generation of Data Center as a Service. Today I would like to take a look at what they announced and how does it fit with existing deployments. If…
Over the last few years, we hear more and more the term "SD-WAN" (Software-defined Wide-Area Networking). When we speak to customers we usually get the following question: What are the differences when compared to traditional…
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) offers a broad catalog of compute shapes with different sizes and types. Each shape determines the number of oCPU, memory, and network bandwidth that will be allocated to an instance. For…
You might have heard about a community of geeks talking all day about infrastructure and virtualization. Maybe you wonder if it's worth to belong to such a tribe. Let me tell you a short story...…
DSGO is one of the largest Data Science communities where you can meet with 800+ of the brightest and most innovative minds in Data Science and AI. It's an awesome place to connect with hundreds…
Oracle recently announced the launch of its Standard E3 instances based on the 2nd generation of AMD EPYC. The code name for this new offering is AMD Rome. Note this is currently available in specific…
The learning curve for new tools might be a handicap for many people. To sort that problem Oracle is providing pre-build stacks to help deploy environments without having to learn Terraform language. Let's have a…
Many people have questions about the different ways to connect to OCI. Having in mind how open is the Internet you would probably want to secure the communications between your on-prem environments and the cloud.…
VMware recently announced a change in its licensing model. Starting on April 2, 2020 any customer that purchases VMware software using the per-CPU approach will have the limitation of 32-cores per CPU. If you are…