Our CEO and Co-Founder, Don Boxley, and a couple other industry executives take a stab at answering the question, “What can the CIO sector expect from 2024?”
Among Boxley’s predictions are growing numbers of SQL Server Kubernetes deployments, enhanced cross-platform compatibility, and more.
Our own CEO/Co-Founder, Don Boxley, chimes in on the conversation surrounding cloud storage innovation we can expect to see in 2024. You’ll also hear from other industry experts and executives on topics such as digital storage and memory technology.
Executives from around the cybersecurity industry are making predictions about what they believe the year 2024 might hold surrounding IT security innovations. Topics include artificial intelligence, software-defined perimeter, and zero trust network access. Learn more from the full article and hear from our own CEO/Co-Founder, Don Boxley, along with other industry experts.
Our CEO, Don Boxley, and the VP of Product Marketing at Datadobi, Steve Leeper, provide their predictions and insights on what kind of changes we may see take place in the IT industry in 2024.
Topics include artificial intelligence, storage, infrastructure complexity, cybersecurity, SQL Server containers in Kubernetes and much more. Check out the full article on any of these industry publications.
This article details the built-in high availability functionality in Kubernetes container orchestration platform, and the types of downtime events it can protect you against.
This article further elaborates on the supplementary HA technology needed to safely support SQL Server container deployments in Kubernetes, and lays out a list of 10 specific characteristics to look for when evaluating technology for this purpose.
Kubernetes is an incredibly robust container orchestration solution, but it lacks some critical capability to be an adequate standalone high availability solution for SQL Server container deployments.
Learn more about the out-of-the-box features contained within Kubernetes, and the supplementary technology that’s required to ensure an acceptable level of uptime for critical SQL Server deployments.
