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How much of your database workload is going to be in a public cloud?

yumdarling over 1 year ago

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rschroeder over 1 year ago +5

I worked on a hospital network for seventeen years and saw how patients and medical providers required access to their data 7x24. And I've seen too many cloud-based total outages that affect patients and…
mark.healey over 1 year ago +1

In my line of work there is always going to be data we cannot put in the cloud.
schneiderstev over 1 year ago +1

I'm reminded that the Cloud means you are just using someone else's servers and infrastructure, that you can't control.

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alfred0809 over 1 year ago

And someone else does all the work. But . . . putting your data in someone else's server eliminates your ability to verify its safety and security. And that's something that Personal Health Information can't tolerate when it becomes vulnerable to single points of failure the end customer (hospitals) can't see or correct.
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alfred0809 over 1 year ago

And someone else does all the work. But . . . putting your data in someone else's server eliminates your ability to verify its safety and security. And that's something that Personal Health Information can't tolerate when it becomes vulnerable to single points of failure the end customer (hospitals) can't see or correct.
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