(Atul Kumar) Cloud services have become a big hit technology, and every big company has adopted it.
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Tycoon: Ransomware Targeting Java’s JIMAGE on Multiple Platforms
(Dustin Marx) The Blackberry Research and Intelligence Team and KPMG’s UK Cyber Response Services Team have reported “Threat Spotlight: Tycoon Ransomware Targets Education and Software Sectors.”
Getting started with Db2 on Cloud Lite
(Henrik Loeser) It seems to me that during the COVID-19 pandemic there are more hackathons than usual.
Fundamentals of table expressions, Part 4 – Derived tables, optimization considerations, continued
(Itzik Ben-Gan) This article is the fourth part in a series on table expressions. In Part 1 and Part 2 I covered the conceptual treatment of derived tables.
Azure Monitor and Azure SQL Database
(blobeater) This is all about enabling diagnostics telemetry for Azure SQL databases. For Azure SQL Database there are quite a few options to select from. Below shows the diagnostic settings available.
Db2 Transparent Archiving
(Scott Walker) Data is ever increasing. How are you handling data now and how will you prepare the future? There are distinct considerations when looking to meet performance, project, and compliance objectives.
Learn Angular in 10 Days – Day 3
(Marla Sukesh) This article is part of a 10 Days series on the latest version of Angular. In this post, we will learn about Templates, Events, Models, Directives, etc.
Create Custom SSIS Execution Log – Part 2
(Haroon Ashraf) As a Data Warehouse or SQL Server BI (Business Intelligence) Developer, how I can make sure that my SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Packages use Azure UTC time to log events rather than my local system time while my packages are built locally, but run against Azure SQL Databas
Running MySQL on Kubernetes – deployment using persistent volumes
(Ted Wennmark) In this demo we are setting up one MySQL Server using k8s, we will use a deployment and NFS as storage.
Write Once, Run Everywhere with .NET and the Uno Platform
(Peter Vogel) Right now, in Visual Studio, you can create a solution that takes a single UI with its code and shares it across Windows, Android, macOS, iOS and web browsers. It’s not a perfect cross-platform solution (yet), but it’s here now.