I recently had the luxury of sitting on a beach for a while to unwind,
de-stress, and recharge my batteries. Even though I really shouldn’t have
been thinking about work, the IT performance geek inside of me is always
lurking. He can’t be switched off so I allow him to enter the picture, run
away [...]
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Welcome back to my series on migration to the cloud. In my last post we
discussed all of the effort you need to put into the planning phase of your
migration. In this post we are going to focus on what should happen directly
after the migration has been completed. Regardless of how well you [...]
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The other day I had the opportunity to speak with a good friend of mine who
also happens to be a DBA at a global Financial Services company. We were
discussing database performance and I was surprised when he told me that the
most common cause of database performance issues (from his experience) was a
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On Monday AppDynamics announced a new feature called Application Runbook
Automation (RBA). The response to this announcement has been great and many
people want to see the details on how we implement RBA within AppDynamics. If
you attended one of our customer webinars for AppDynamics 3.7 Sneak Peek then
you got to see RBA in [...]
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Bob Hartley, Principle Engineer from Family Search Family Search’s
distributed platform generates over 1.5 terabytes of data every day,
servicing a user base of 3 million (and growing). Furthermore, Family
Search’s application environment is highly dynamic, with code release
cycles as short as 40 minutes. In this session Bob will discuss common
challenges associated with [...]
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