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

Pure Storage

What Is a Data Mesh and How Do You Implement It? by Pure Storage Blog A data mesh is a transformative shift in data management that emphasizes decentralized data organization and domain-specific ownership. It empowers businesses to harness data more effectively.

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Cosmos DB vs. MongoDB

Pure Storage

Cosmos DB vs. MongoDB by Pure Storage Blog Just like other parts of the IT stack, databases have been through a very clear evolution over the last 40 years. Its schema-less architecture enables developers to adapt to changing data requirements without constraints, making it an excellent choice for agile development environments.

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

Pure Storage

The SSD Trap: How a Storage Solution’s Reliance on SSDs Can Impact You (Part 1 of 2) by Pure Storage Blog As quad-level cell (QLC) NAND flash media continues to expand its prevalence into storage systems, we’re seeing increased cost-effectiveness of SSDs and with that, a drop in the deployment of traditional HDDs. Next, let’s look at DRAM.

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How to Implement Threat Modeling in Your DevSecOps Process

Pure Storage

How to Implement Threat Modeling in Your DevSecOps Process by Pure Storage Blog This blog on threat modeling was co-authored by Dr. Ratinder Paul Singh Ahuja, CTO for Security and Networking, and Rajan Yadav , Director of Engineering, CNBU (Portworx), Pure Storage. This can be a serious threat to data integrity and system availability.

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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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Oracle DBaaS Products Comparison

Pure Storage

Oracle DBaaS Products Comparison by Pure Storage Blog “As-a-service” products have been around since the 1960s and have exploded over the last decade into an industry of their own. The emergence of database as a service (DBaaS) has transformed the way organizations handle their data needs.

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The Future of Business Continuity: Innovations and Emerging Technologies

Erwood Group

Serverless Architecture for Dynamic Workloads: Current Implementation: Cloud services offer scalable infrastructure for varying workloads. Future Implementation: Blockchain will facilitate secure and transparent cross-organizational data sharing, ensuring data integrity during collaborative recovery efforts.