Datapipe Blog

You may have noticed a post on our blog recently by a new author – Steve Bianciardi, Solution Architect Manager for Adapt, a Datapipe company. Steve’s is the first part of a series we’re introducing from Adapt’s content contributors, which takes a look at some of the potential pitfalls of utilizing the cloud, how to overcome them, and how to facilitate a successful integration.

Previously, we discussed the five things to consider when setting up health checks for Classic AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB), as well as the basics of how health checks work, but the conversation wouldn’t be complete without a quick note on Autoscaling.

Previously, we discussed the five things to consider when setting up health checks for Classic AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB). But every application is a unique snowflake and the same holds true for health checks. In order to be effective, you’ll need to understand a little more about how health checks actually work.

While surfing the Internet the other day, I came across an interesting article: AWS Tips I Wish I'd Known Before I Started.

Many businesses are running functional testing; however, this is often performed in live server environments with little or no user experience or load testing.

This week Datapipe exhibited at Microsoft’s Future Decoded conference in London. The conference gave Microsoft an opportunity to communicate its vision of digital transformation and gave us a glimpse into - what it says will be - the next industrial revolution.

One of my favorite reasons to attend the Gartner Symposium year after year is to hear about the main trends that are dominating and obtain Gartner’s insights on the market.

This past week a number of us from the Datapipe team attended Gartner Symposium in Orlando, FL. Though the event is in our rearview mirror, I wanted to touch on a few of the highlights of my experience.

Kubernetes enforces application container design, which is becoming a widely accepted methodology of running modern applications effectively in the cloud.

We are pleased to announce that Datapipe has been awarded a TMC 2016 Cloud Computing Security Excellence Award in the cloud security category for our Datapipe Access and Audit Control for the Cloud (DAAC) solution.

This week I’d like to take a look at a recent piece of coverage in diginomica from Jessica Twentyman regarding our recent work with the British Medical Journal and their IT transformation.

As data is pulled closer to that infrastructure, it can reduce latency, increase efficiencies and speed, as well as increase application performance, all of which can positively impact the end user’s experience.

At last year’s Gartner Symposium in Orlando, Florida, there was one a major takeaway: data gravity. It was interesting to see the different viewpoints and perspectives, so let’s take a look back at how the enterprise can use data gravity when moving their business to the cloud.

We approach the public cloud from the point of view of cooperation, not competition. We realized the MSP model is the future of cloud computing long ago and now bring an unequaled level of choice and control to the businesses we work with.

In July Gartner released a report titled “Clouds Are Secure: Are You Using Them Securely?” that argued that CIOs and CISOs should stop obsessing over unsubstantiated cloud security worries.