Monthly Archives: August 2017

VMware WEBCAST : VMware SRM Troubleshooting Tools, Tips and Tricks

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Learn tips and tricks on how to identify and troubleshoot common issues encountered with VMware Site Recovery Manager. Topics will include

  • Deployment issues
  • Site pairing
  • IP Customization
  • SRA/Storage issues

You will also learn how Site Recovery Manger authenticates with the Platform Services Controller and vCenter Server.

Speaker Bio:

James Doyle is a Staff Technical Support Training Specialist with VMware’s Technical Support University. He has worked with VMware for 6 years, starting in their support teams taking cases on vSphere Storage & Networking, VMware Site Recovery Manager and VMware Data Protection. After moving to the training teams, James continued to focus on training development and delivery on VMware Site Recovery Manager, vSphere and vSAN.

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AWS Live Webinars

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Join the upcoming live Databases on AWS Webinars and learn best practices to run your databases on AWS with customer use cases on AWS. These sessions will be led by AWS subject matter experts and solutions architects.

Amazon RDS – How different to what you do today
(Level 100)
29 August 2017

Whether you are new to Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) or just need a refresher on the latest features, this session is for you. We will take you through RDS from the perspective of how you manage your databases on-premise today. That is, we will describe the full lifecycle of a database from provisioning to decommissioning while taking into consideration your performance, scalability, availability, security and maintenance requirements.

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A Modern Data Architecture for Microservices
(Level 200)
29 August 2017

Migrating from a waterfall development methodology with monolithic applications to an agile methodology with microservices is a big step for developers and especially database administrators. This webinar will help guide you through the decision points such as when to use a relational or NoSQL database and whether one database per microservice is the right model for you. We will also provide some examples of how our customers are approaching the problem, including Amazon.com.

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