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How an architecture-led transformation puts the customer first

CIO Business Intelligence

With this in mind, we embarked on a digital transformation that enables us to better meet customer needs now and in the future by adopting a lightweight, microservices architecture. We found that being architecturally led elevates the customer and their needs so we can design the right solution for the right problem.

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Hybrid Azure AD Join AutoPilot Deployment and Architectural Flow

Anoop

My name Saurabh Sarkar and I am an Intune engineer in Microsoft. In this post, you shall learn more about a support tip- “Understanding the architectural flow behind Hybrid Azure AD Join AutoPilot deployment from Intune.” Subscribe YouTube Channel [link]. and Facebook Page to get latest updates.

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Balancing Resource Sharing in Multi-tenant Architectures with Single-tenant Services

KineticData

Understanding the Landscape In multi-tenant architectures, resources such as computing power, databases, and network resources are shared among various users or clients, referred to here as tenants. Conversely, single-tenant services provide an isolated environment for each tenant, enhancing security and customization capabilities.

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What is a data engineer? An analytics role in high demand

CIO Business Intelligence

What is a data engineer? Data engineers design, build, and optimize systems for data collection, storage, access, and analytics at scale. Data engineers also need communication skills to work across departments and to understand what business leaders want to gain from the company’s large datasets.

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Top Considerations for Building an Open Cloud Data Lake

Increasingly, enterprises are leveraging cloud data lakes as the platform used to store data for analytics, combined with various compute engines for processing that data. The primary architectural principles of a true cloud data lake, including a loosely coupled architecture and open file formats and table structures.

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How will microservice architectures scale?

TM Forum

This means it can be difficult to marry microservice architectures that underpin clouds to the operations and performance needs of telecoms infrastructure. Where the IT infrastructure ends and the network begins is a relevant question today. Figuring resource allocation.

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Intel Panther Lake architecture with Celestial Xe3 iGPU leaked

TechSpot

An Intel engineer seemingly revealed the name and critical details about the company's 16th-gen Core processor lineup. Originally spotted by tipster @harukaze5719, the LinkedIn profile of an Intel graphics hardware designer revealed that the Panther Lake processor architecture will follow Lunar Lake and will include the Xe3-LPG architecture.

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The Next-Generation Cloud Data Lake: An Open, No-Copy Data Architecture

However, they often struggle with increasingly larger data volumes, reverting back to bottlenecking data access to manage large numbers of data engineering requests and rising data warehousing costs. This new open data architecture is built to maximize data access with minimal data movement and no data copies.

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Why Distributed Tracing is Essential for Performance and Reliability

Speaker: Daniel "spoons" Spoonhower, CTO and Co-Founder at Lightstep

Many engineering organizations have now adopted microservices or other loosely coupled architectures, often alongside DevOps practices. Prioritize engineering work by putting it in the context of end user experience. However, this increased velocity often comes at the cost of overall application performance or reliability.

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Microservices: The Dark Side

Speaker: Prem Chandrasekaran

In his best-selling book Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, Martin Fowler famously coined the first law of distributed computing—"Don’t distribute your objects"—implying that working with this style of architecture can be challenging. How these strategies can be applied in different size engineering organizations.