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In this post, we discuss how you can use AWS Resilience Hub’s recently launched capability, resilience drift detection, to identify potential changes to your application’s resilience posture and to remedy the issues which caused the drift. The resilience of an application refers to its ability to maintain availability and recover from software and operational disruption within a specified target, and is commonly measured in terms of Recovery Time Objective (RTO), also known as down time, and Recovery Point Objective (RPO), also known as data loss. In this blog, we will review the importance of enabling resilience drift detection, an example of setting up resilience drift detection, and interpret its outcome. #aws https://lnkd.in/dJxBEQRS

Another year, another Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Backup and Recovery Software Solutions publishes. Pretty cool to be named a Visionary for the third year running. If you download the report - link in the blog - you'll see for yourself a few things that are evolving as it relates to Enterprise Backup and Recovery Software Solutions. Some of the challenges many are facing, protecting more SaaS apps, are exactly the things we're focused on at HYCU, Inc. If you haven't already read through it, make sure to check it out. As eloquently stated, "We understand we’re in rarefied air, and even though there are more than 200 companies that focus on backup and recovery across the Globe, HYCU is proud to drive innovation to become one of the top companies." #BackThatSaaSUp #ModernDataProtection https://lnkd.in/efAPucxi

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"In this post, we discuss how you can use AWS Resilience Hub’s recently launched capability, resilience drift detection, to identify potential changes to your application’s resilience posture and to remedy the issues which caused the drift. The resilience of an application refers to its ability to maintain availability and recover from software and operational disruption within a specified target, and is commonly measured in terms of Recovery Time Objective (RTO), also known as down time, and Recovery Point Objective (RPO), also known as data loss. In this blog, we will review the importance of enabling resilience drift detection, an example of setting up resilience drift detection, and interpret its outcome." https://lnkd.in/ej6RN2N2 Let's make AWSome things... Zenta Group Mariana Bueno Viktoria Semaan Nelly A. Nilkary Villegas Paola Escudero Contreras Veronica Alejandra Gimenez Eran Schitzer Nir Pachter Christopher Thompson Huerta Javier Rodriguez Albornoz Enzo ivan Troncoso nuñez Cristian Paniagua Ruben Cofre Torres Francisco Alejandro Acuña Villalobos Juan Francisco Maldonado León Alvaro Quiroga Toledo LUIS FRANCISCO GUTIERREZ Javier Linares Medina Elton Alejandro Campillay Jorquera Ricardo Véliz Espíndola Edgar Leonel Venegas N Julio César Beltrán Bula #aws #awscommunity

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🌐 Introducing Rally Anywhere: The Ultimate On-Premise Solution! Designed to meet the unique needs of global organizations, Rally Anywhere offers heightened security, data sovereignty, and flexible infrastructure hosting. Perfect for enterprises with strict compliance demands. Learn more about this news here! #RallySoftware #RallyAnywhere #Broadcom Broadcom's ValueOps Value Stream Management

In an earlier post (https://lnkd.in/ggcSY3YB), I wrote about how I keep up with so many different technologies, and I mentioned that I look for what’s similar in the new technology to what I know about previous technologies. In some areas of technology, there’s a cyclical flow. An example of this is how computing resources move between “remote” and “local”: Mainframes with terminals → PCs on the desktop/local servers → Terminal Servers → PCs on the desktop/local servers → Cloud services. Each transition from one to the other was precipitated by an event, a series of events, or a change in how the technology functioned. Right now, we’re in a heavily cloud-centered world. Microservices built using container technologies are extremely popular, and you see tools like Docker and Kubernetes generally being used in the construction of these cloud-based services. The end result is that a customer’s IT staff doesn’t need to know anything about the underlying technologies, because it’s all part of a “managed service” - and as such, they don’t even have access to the underlying technology stack. I think we are on the cusp of a shift to IT infrastructure that's managed more closely to the way on-premises systems have been. This shift would return more control over the rollout of updates back to customers. As a result, many IT professionals will need to develop a deeper understanding of the technology stack, which is often managed by the vendors as part of a “managed services” offering. When I was at Ping Identity, I remember our CEO, Andre Durand, saying that we needed to “train an industry” in identity. I treated that as my charter when I moved over to manage the training development team. When I implemented the certification program, my goal was to validate real-world skills in a way that gave those professionals confidence in their ability to manage Ping’s solutions, regardless of whether they were cloud-based or onsite. It’s important for IT staff to understand what goes on behind the scenes in the products they deploy. That’s why, when I taught the eDirectory Advanced Technical Training in the early 2000s, I taught everything I could about how the background processes worked, and how to apply that knowledge to real-world scenarios, both in designing the infrastructure, and in troubleshooting it when things weren’t working. I suspect we may be starting to head back towards more on-premises technology deployments, with a focus on more customer-based management of the technology stack, with a customer’s IT staff making decisions about when updates should be applied to the services.

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