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Getting High Availability for IBM Db2 on AWS with Db2 Pacemaker Using Overlay IP – Part 1

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Pacemaker solves a problem that many companies have with their cloud transformation endeavors – how to address high availability and business continuity with IBM Db2 when lifting and shifting these systems into the cloud. Cloud-ready for both AWS and Azure. It’s less prone to problems than TSA clusters implemented with RSCT.

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Designing generative AI workloads for resilience

AWS Machine Learning - AI

Understanding and prioritizing resilience is crucial for generative AI workloads to meet organizational availability and business continuity requirements. Consider the following picture, which is an AWS view of the a16z emerging application stack for large language models (LLMs).

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KubeCon San Diego Summary: Top Ten Takeaways (Part 2)

Daniel Bryant

They liked the idea of having disaster recovery/business continuity (DR/BC) plans that allowed for the failover of one cloud’s workloads to another, but admitted in reality this wasn’t really viable at the moment, primarily from a cost of multiples in learning, implementation, and maintenance.

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CloudBank’s Journey from Mainframe to Streaming with Confluent Cloud

Confluent

Thus, they created different Terraform scripts for each cloud provider that would be offered as an option, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) , Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. The first layer would abstract infrastructure details such as compute, network, firewalls, and storage—and they used Terraform to implement that.

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