(Roman Kharkovski) A couple of years ago I wrote an app that runs on the Google App Engine (GAE). This month I had to add a couple of new features to the app and decided to port it to the IBM BlueMix.

(Cuneyt Goksu) Business environments today depend on rapid analysis of data in their extensive repositories to meet strategic objectives and remain ahead of the competition. As a result, the key to survival for many organizations is the capability to leverage information rapidly and be responsive to

(Gang Chen) IBM Bluemix provides quick setup for slick mobile development.

(Shang-Min (Allen) Wei, Jon Lind, Jessica Rockwood, Rahul Agarwal, Doug Petteway and Ajay Dholakia) Enterprise data warehouses (EDWs) store data that is used primarily for business intelligence, analytics, and other reporting requirements. Today’s business analytics demands higher performance from d

(Lockwood Lyon) Often the DBA must react to production performance problems. The DBA should have a good working knowledge of the following:

(Craig S. Mullins) As regular readers of this blog know, I sometimes share answers to questions I get via e-mail (and other avenues). By doing so I can hopefully expand on the audience participating in the discussion…

(Felix Fong) Manage your SQLDB databases with ease, using an application you can quickly build and deploy on the IBM cloud platform, Bluemix. The application illustrated in this tutorial lets you open a console in an app running on the IBM Bluemix cloud platform, and run familiar DB2 commands, such

(Dave Beulke) As year-end budgets get finalized, and 2015 is planned out, you might want to reconsider your plans and look to consolidate any other database vendors into DB2 LUW.

(laura) Our partners at DBI software have recently announced the release of the pureFeat V6.1 Performance Suite for IBM DB2 LUW. This tool makes it faster and easier than ever to fight the right fires fast. We think there are six top features which makes this the DB2 LUW tool to love:

(Craig S. Mullins) Last year on the blog I posted a series of 12 DBA Rules of Thumb. As a quick reminder, these Rules of Thumb – or ROTS, are some general rules of the road that apply to the management discipline of Database Administration that I have collected over the years. These ROTs are broadly