hybrid cloud

The many lies about reducing complexity part 2: Cloud

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That standard image that explains the difference between on-premises, IAAS, PAAS, and SAAS in the cloud? You know what, it is hugely misleading. Here is the real deal.

VMware Cloud on AWS

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Subtitle: A Strategic Alliance Streamlining the Path to Hybrid Cloud Adoption The Challenge As an Cloud Solutions Architect, I am intimately involved with the hottest topics in my field, and the union of VMware and AWS is undoubtedly one of them. In fact, as I craft this article, I am being interviewed by Amazon for […]

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Azure VMware Solution: Bridging Legacy and Innovation

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Introduction Azure’s VMware Solution represents a paradigm shift, integrating the best of both VMware and Microsoft Azure platforms. This offers organisations a unified operational framework, allowing seamless management, security, and scaling of applications across both environments. In essence, you can now migrate your virtual machines (VMs) from on-premises infrastructure directly to Azure’s bare-metal, hyper-converged dedicated […]

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Hybrid By Design Vs. Hybrid By Accident

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As a veteran of enterprise IT, there’s a difference between “hybrid by design” and “hybrid by accident.” Let’s be frank: you are probably doing hybrid by accident – just about everybody is. Hybrid by accident is: Integrating public cloud with on-premises tech without standardizing on a common infrastructure-as-code practice Shadow IT cloud “experiments” that suddenly […]

Hybrid IT or Cloud Initiative – a Perfect Enterprise Architecture Maturation Opportunity

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All too often in the growth and maturation of Enterprise
Architecture initiatives, the effort stalls or is delayed due to lack of “applied
traction”. By this, I mean the EA
activities – whether targeted towards compliance, risk mitigation or value
opportunity propositions – may not be attached to measurable, active, visible
projects that could advance and prove the value of EA. EA doesn’t work by itself, in a vacuum,
without collaborative engagement and a means of proving usefulness. A critical
vehicle to this proof is successful orchestration and use of assets and investment
resources to meet a high-profile business objective – i.e. a successful
project.

SOA Provides Needed Support for Enterprise Architecture in Cloud, Mobile, Big Data, Says Open Group Panel

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There’s been a resurgent role for service-oriented architecture (SOA) as a practical and relevant ingredient for effective design and use of Cloud, mobile, and big-data technologies. To find out why, The Open Group recently gathered an international panel of experts to explore the concept. Continue reading →