Tuesday, November 12, 2019

AWS re:Invent predictions; Microsoft-Oracle pact impacts; and more

 
Cloud Computing Digest
A roundup of cloud infrastructure content from TechTarget's network |November 12, 2019
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Experts predict AWS re:Invent to spotlight AI, security and more
by Sarah Neenan, Assistant Site Editor

Re:Invent will yet again be heavy on product rollouts. Get ready for the show with a rundown on the topics and technologies our experts predict AWS will spotlight.

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Microsoft cybersecurity training to become mandatory for its workers

Microsoft stresses accountability with its mandated employee cybersecurity training program, which uses AI-powered tools to reinforce learning. The training tool will also be launched in a version for customers.

 
Mars gains cloud savings with Azure Cost Management
Azure Cost Management, which helps customers track spend on the cloud platform, can provide sweet rewards if used correctly and comprehensively, according to candy maker Mars.
 
IBM's financial services cloud offers developer opportunity

IBM hopes to bring developers to its new financial services cloud that runs on the IBM Cloud platform and uses Red Hat OpenShift as its Kubernetes environment.

 
Microsoft user base cautiously interested in Azure Arc
The hybrid cloud offering will let users manage across multi-cloud, on-premises and edge environments -- but is it relevant? Customers weigh in.
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How the Microsoft and Oracle partnership affects IT workloads

Oracle and Microsoft's move to unite sometimes-competitive applications and cloud environments means that businesses can focus less on architecture rewrites and more on capabilities.

 
Prepare your IT staff for a transition to the cloud

The cloud requires different types of skills compared to on premises. While there's a learning curve to cloud roles, training current staff is a better bet than competing for talent.

 
Amazon SNS vs. other push notification services

It can be difficult for developers to enable push notifications across platforms. These messaging services from AWS, Google and Microsoft meet that need but have different strengths.

 
AWS should address these key challenges at re:Invent 2019

AWS has flooded its catalog with services but enterprises still struggle with the gaps that remain. Find out which pain points cloud experts want AWS to address at re:Invent this year.

 
Integrate applications with these 4 Azure integration tools

Integration can ensure consistent and scalable workflows in cloud applications, even when connected to on-premises resources. Evaluate tools and services Azure offers for the task.

 
How Google Cloud Composer manages workflow orchestration

Before users get started with Google Cloud Composer, a workflow orchestration service, they need to grasp key concepts of the Apache Airflow software that underpins it, including DAGs.

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