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Thats funny and disturbing at the same time...

Blocked out on my calendar !

Ahhh, the Super Mario super bump ! Good one familyofcrowes​ !

yes

"multiple people be credited with the idea" is the main point in my book. #bumpsquad​

I'm just waiting for Joe back-hoe operator to cut the fiber of a cloud database provider. If you are lucky it gets routed through a different carrier with increased latency provided not all carriers use the same point of ingress into the building....

Tuesday bump ! #bumpsquad

This was 8+ years ago...they couldn't find a reasonable off the shelf program to do this and our automation team was known for building things of this sort to solve challenging issues. Plus we had a deadline for PCI to contend with made by others above our pay grade. It was a one off idea I had and it worked out. In the…

That is it rschroeder​ . Those were 9 track tapes. Now....where did the data start and end on the tape ? 

I need to go back and find the other three articles in this series.

While I would assume Amazon had an enterprise or global sort of Oracle license, I will admit Oracle is still expensive. Of course moving everything to their own hosted services is also a big marketing move. 

Don't forget to check your company policies if you are doing anything work related.. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the series.

It depends....if you have to coordinate events across multiple time zones across a continent or hemisphere, UTC is the way to go but understanding the offset to local time is important too.

cahunt​ said it a lot more eloquently than I did...

tftp servers still have their place in the world...

Well bummer, first it said I wasn't logged on even though I had been interacting on the main Thwack page...then when I re-entered the selections somehow it dropped one of my choices resulting in the viscous red X.

Excellent write up but then I am just echoing everybody else's comments.

I am not sure it is possible to code something that is not vulnerable these days as there are so many parts (code, firmware, hardware, OS, etc.) that you have no control over. Sometimes it is the combination of things that allow for a vulnerability to exist. Then when it comes to testing you have to do full regression…

just like preventing general theft....they are looking for targets of opportunity. There are a few that take on the harder targets as a challenge...so don't make it easy for the cyberthief. If they are going to get it, make them work for it.

the funny part is that the people who may not face court time and such are possibly just as exposed...

What a crew !!

wbrown now you are talking SLA's and usability.

Congrats wthomashefsky‌ !

take a walk down the breakfast cereal isle at the local grocery store...

That is the purpose of the data warehouse...have all the data available for offline reporting... Reduces traffic on the production database for the large reports that don't have to use current data..

Digesting and bookmarking.... Great stuff !

silverbacksays​ speaks the truth maria.bungau​ !

Hot Diggity !!

As I understand it, some of our new SAN may be flash. OTOH, our Orion bare metal DB server is all SSD so it is plenty fast.

Thanks scuff‌