In just a few weeks, IBM Content Services will release a multitenant, software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Built on the award-winning FileNet P8 technology, IBM® Content Services is known for its robust governance, enterprise scalability, and high...
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I attended two live Business Automation User Group meet-ups in August and there was one topic on everyone’s mind: moving content and applications to the cloud. It seems that whether public or private sector, the mandates are coming from leadership to start preparing for cloud deployments. Most...
I took a little drive up to Hartford, Connecticut on August 17 to witness the first live-and-in-person New England ECM User Group in three years. Jay Dailey of The Travelers, who leads the group with a steering committee, had lined up some IBM speakers and a customer presentation to fill out an...
"The Practitioners" is a new monthly series, created by the Public Sector User Group, in which we invite an Automation expert to answer User Questions. Because of the complex topic of Hybrid Cloud Architectures, we invited IBM Distinguished Engineer Mike Winter for an encore to dig in to the...
More than 100 attendees, that included IBMers, Customers and Partners. 10 minutes Demo and 50 minutes of Q&A. Turbonomic Experts: @Safa Baha @Justus Gries Click here to listen to the recording of the session -> Recording Discussion Points: How Turbo is different from...
Houses in Miami are designed to anticipate 90-mile-an-hour winds during hurricane season. Buildings in Tokyo have structural features that can withstand earthquake tremors. While these physical architectural lessons have been learned and refined over time, the architecture of information systems...
This article originally appeared on the Turbonomic Blog, authored by Ryan McDonald & Hubert Leung Introduction As software and customer demand endlessly evolve, so too must the Virtual Machines and the mechanics for sizing those Virtual Machines. Whether the VMs are hosted in your On...
[Originally posted on Turbonomic.com. Posted by @Cheuk Hung Lam @Enlin Xu and David Blinn] Why Setting CPU Limits Can Slow Response-Time Today, the majority of enterprise organizations running mission-critical applications on Kubernetes are doing so in multitenant environments. These...
More than 160+ attendees, majority coming from the EMEA region, that included our partners, customers and IBMers. 75 minutes of demo and discussions. Big Thanks to all of you ! Turbonomic Experts: @Eva Tuczai @Mohamed Kamel Basha Discussion Points Turbonomic Support for Citrix ...