Last year I wrote a post comparing the data services offered by both AWS and Microsoft Azure. Well, there’s been some changes since, so it was time to provide an updated graphic and links. Since both Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services offer many data services, I thought it worth the time to create a … Read more
During his keynote at AWS re:Invent, Andy Jassy made some statements that seemed…questionable. Well, questionable to me, at least. Not surprising, the questionable statements focused on databases, data services, and storage. If you are interested in watching the keynote for yourself, you can see it here: https://youtu.be/ZOIkOnW640A The keynote is 2 hours and 44 minutes. … Read more
I’m 98% confident if you ask three data scientists to define Artificial Intelligence (AI), you will get five different answers.
I don’t want to alarm you, but your cloud is infested with vampires. These cloud vampires are costing you money. They are also difficult to find.
The future isn’t in databases, but in the data. This is why I’m advocating a shift for data professionals to start learning more about data analytics.
This week at the Microsoft Build conference a new provisioning option for Cosmos DB was announced. This meant I needed to take some time to understand Azure Cosmos DB pricing compared to DynamoDB and NeptuneDB.
