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What Is a Data Mesh and How Do You Implement It?

Pure Storage

A data mesh is a novel approach to data management that revolutionizes how organizations handle data. It advocates for breaking down data silos and organizing data by specific domains. These teams become accountable for their data domains. This empowers them to make faster data-driven decisions.

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Cosmos DB vs. MongoDB

Pure Storage

Its schema-less architecture enables developers to adapt to changing data requirements without constraints, making it an excellent choice for agile development environments. Additionally, it scales horizontally by distributing data across multiple servers, ensuring seamless expansion as your application grows.

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The SSD Trap: How a Storage Solution’s Reliance on SSDs Can Impact You (Part 1 of 2)

Pure Storage

As more enterprises prioritize sustainability as a key criteria for new AFA purchases, metrics like energy efficiency (TB/watt) and storage density (TB/U) become critical in evaluating the cost of new systems. Architecturally, a COTS SSD needs 1GB of DRAM for every 1TB of flash capacity, primarily to drive the flash translation layer (FTL).

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Exploring the Differences: Multi-dimensional Modeling vs Relational Modeling in Analytical Systems

Advancing Analytics

To scale out we need a scaled storage layer, such as a Data Lake, to which the architecture is typically based on Hadoop, HDFS. The sheer volume and variety of data being generated today has made it increasingly difficult for traditional RDBMS to keep up. Any single server idea has an upper limit (CPU/Memory/IO).

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Are Your Data Health Processes Fit for 2022?

Solutions Review

As IT departments gear up with data protection tools and tactics to secure data and adhere to compliance regulations, the role of data health in storage is often overlooked. Storage architectures do more than protect data and mitigate security risks. What is Data Protection? Content must be.

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How to Implement Threat Modeling in Your DevSecOps Process

Pure Storage

Tampering: Tampering refers to the ability of an attacker to modify data or software without detection. This can be a serious threat to data integrity and system availability. Assets that are vulnerable to tampering include software binaries, configuration files, and data in transit.

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Oracle DBaaS Products Comparison

Pure Storage

Features Offered by DBaaS Providers When evaluating DBaaS providers, it’s essential to consider the key features they offer. Backup and Recovery Robust backup and recovery mechanisms are vital for data integrity and disaster preparedness.