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Cloudera Strengthens Hadoop Security with Acquisition of Gazzang: Builds on additional community efforts to deliver end-to-end security offering

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In the early days of production systems built around Apache Hadoop, security was only possible by limiting access to your cluster. Later, more and more security related capabilities were added, including better access control, authentication, auditing, and data provenance. I felt that way again when reading the press release below.

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Elevate your digital transformation with impactful sustainability

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With the paradigm shift from the on-premises data center to a decentralized edge infrastructure, companies are on a journey to build more flexible, scalable, distributed IT architectures, and they need experienced technology partners to support the transition. And we’re committed to helping customers meet their energy-efficiency targets too.

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Multicloud by design approach simplifies the cloud experience

CIO Business Intelligence

It can also improve business continuity and disaster recovery and help avoid vendor lock-in. The complexity of multiple environments gives rise to multiple challenges from limited control and visibility to inconsistencies in security and compliance. Each cloud is a silo of specific, often proprietary services and tools.

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Backup, Replication and Disaster Recovery : spf13.com

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Backup, Replication and Disaster Recovery. One of the most common concerns people have is how to ensure that their application is safe, secure and available in the event of an emergency. A backup consists of a dump of the data ideally stored in a remote secure location. The only safety net is a good backup strategy.