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Machine learning model serving architectures

Xebia

Selecting the right architectural serving pattern is paramount in creating the most business value from your model. In this blog we will discuss the most common serving architectures 1 ; batch predicting, on-demand synchronous serving and streaming serving. How to choose your serving architecture?

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How an architecture-led transformation puts the customer first

CIO

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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Why you must extend Zero Trust to public cloud workloads

CIO

A recent study shows that 98% of IT leaders 1 have adopted a public cloud infrastructure. However, it has also introduced new security challenges, specifically related to cloud infrastructure and connectivity between workloads as organizations have limited control over those connectivity and communications. 8 Complexity.

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Evaluating a Microservice Architecture

Tandem

Microservice architecture has been a hot topic in the realm of software development for a while now. This blog post will provide a balanced view of the advantages and disadvantages of microservice architecture for enterprise software systems. However, like any technology, it has its strengths and weaknesses.

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Crafting an Agile Enterprise Architecture

DevOps.com

Digital transformation, business agility and enterprise architecture are frequently heard terms in this era of digital technologies and rapid change. The post Crafting an Agile Enterprise Architecture appeared first on DevOps.com. Digital […].

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How customers capture real economic value with zero trust

CIO

Hub-and-spoke networks and castle-and-moat security architectures were designed for days gone by when users, apps, and data all resided on premises. The Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange provides a different kind of architecture (zero trust) that not only enhances security but reduces costs while doing so.

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Radically simplify and expand Zero Trust to cloud workload

CIO

Many organizations rely on legacy security architectures to secure their cloud workloads. Backhauling to on-premises network security infrastructure for inspection and protection But relying on legacy security architectures amplifies lateral movement, increases operational complexity, and provides inconsistent threat and data protection.

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