Presentation “Accelerating DevOps Using Data Virtualization”
My full post describing this presentation can be found here. This was presented at the IOUG forum of the Collaborate 2016 conference in Las Vegas on Monday 11-April 2016
Tag: data virtualization
Presenting “Accelerating DevOps Using Data Virtualization” at #C16LV
Borrowing from Wikipedia, the term DevOps is defined as… DevOps (a clipped compound of “development” and “operations”) is a culture, movement or practice that emphasizes the collaboration and communication of both software developers and other information-technology (IT) professionals while automating the process of software delivery and infrastructure changes. It aims at establishing a culture and […]
Will the real data virtualization please stand up?
There is a post from a good friend at Oracle entitled “Will the REAL SnapClone functionality please stand up?” and, as well-written and technically rich as the post is, I am particularly moved to comment on the very last and conclusive sentence in the post… So with all of that, why would you look at […]
Data Virtualization and Greener Data Centers
On the Saturday before the Oracle OpenWorld 2014 conference started, I had the added bonus of finding out that the Data Center Journal had published my article on how data virtualization leads to greener data centers. Hooray! Unfortunately, I recently learned that Data Center Journal has gone defunct, so my posted article no longer exists. […]