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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Moving applications to the cloud: Part 3 – The recommended solution
We illustrated Idelma’s case study in the last article. This article continues from where we left off, looking at how a partner, Ovissia, would provide a recommended solution. Just as a reminder, Idelma had some specific requirements for migration including: … Continue reading Continue reading
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Moving Applications to the Cloud: Part 2 – A Scenario-Based Example
In my last post, I discussed some of the key considerations when moving an application to the cloud. To provide a better understanding, I’m using a simple scenario-based example to illustrate how an application could be moved to the cloud. … Continue reading Continue reading
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