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New AWS Migration Tools Target Big Data Behind a Firewall
Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently added a multitude of capabilities to its public cloud that greatly reduce the data migration problem and decrease the fear of data breaches. This expert e-guide highlights all the new features of AWS that could soon be positively impacting your business.
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Don't Leave Legacy Apps Behind during an AWS Migration
The convenience and potential cost savings of AWS Elastic Compute Cloud is appealing, but the unknowns make many IT pros hesitate. Learn from this expert guide how to construct an AWS migration roadmap, and formulate a blueprint for understanding your apps to identify migration benefits and effect a smooth transition to AWS.
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Cloud Migration Strategies for a Hybrid Cloud World
Cloud computing strategies aren't always easy to carry out – especially when migrating between cloud providers or public and private clouds. This e-guide reveals recommended cloud migration practices and explores three common approaches to migrating apps to the cloud.
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Five AWS Data Migration Methods to Consider
More organizations than ever are looking to store data in the public cloud, often at a fraction of the cost of on-premises storage. But transferring that data to the cloud isn't always straightforward. This exclusive e-guide reveals five data migration methods to move storage to AWS.
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How to Get Everyone On-Board with a Cloud Migration Project
In this expert guide, discover 5 cloud benefits that may prove cloud migration naysayers wrong. Some of these benefits include: scalability and agility, visibility and governance, cost, and more.
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Overcome Common AWS Migration Challenges
This exclusive guide outlines best practices to help you do just that, and offers key tips for planning out your transition so that you can eliminate potential risks and AWS migration obstacles.
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Understanding the Need for a Unified DevOps Approach to ALM
Much has been written about what DevOps is, however, this expert e-guide investigates DevOps by explaining what it is not. SearchSoftwareQuality.com editor Jennifer Lent asked software professionals to explain what DevOps isn't -- read now to explore five common answers.
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Taking an Agile-DevOps Approach for Legacy Modernization and Hybrid Cloud Environments
Combining Agile and DevOps practices can make it easier to manage legacy application modernization and deployment across on-premise and cloud -- i.e., hybrid cloud – environments. This expert e-guide demonstrates the need for and Agile-DevOps approach when dealing with legacy modernization and hybrid cloud environments.
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Ushering in a New Era of APM for the Enterprise
In this e-book, examine the challenges that the current enterprise landscape has created for APM, and how a new era of APM is helping businesses build better-performing apps as well as reduce costs and grow revenue.
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Analyst Connection: The Case for SaaS Application Performance Management
Organizations that need to implement application performance management (APM) quickly and with minimal disruption often turn to SaaS APM tools. In this report, VP of IDC's Enterprise System Management Software Mary Johnston Turner answers questions about SaaS APM adoption, and deliver key factors you should consider when evaluating cloud APM tools.
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Break Down Barriers and Reduce Cycle Times with DevOps
To release new updates and features faster, savvy development teams have changed the way they deliver software with DevOps. In this report, get an in-depth look at DevOps and continuous delivery, and learn how it helps solve a variety of challenges facing modern IT organizations.
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5 Unsung Tools of DevOps
Forward-thinking organizations have already hopped on the DevOps bandwagon for streamlined software development and delivery. A key aspect of successful DevOps is constant improvement of tools -- but improvement doesn't need to mean replacement. Are you overlooking some of the most valuable DevOps tools?
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Application Management in the Cloud
A service that was once only available for large enterprises is now within reach of small and mid-sized businesses as well. Read this IDC analyst report to learn how companies of all sizes can significantly enhance their application management through the cloud.