Healthcare has shifted from the episodic interventions necessary for contagious diseases and workplace accidents during the post-World War II era. In today's health care system, prevention and management of chronic conditions are the primary goals.
The use of cloud technologies in the healthcare...
Healthcare organizations have massive regulatory obligation and liability risk when using cloud services to store, or process protected health information (PHI) or building web-based applications that handle PHI, and therefore are subject to the strictest security requirements.
RBAC is an acronym for Role-Based Access Control. You can restrict users and applications to certain areas of the system or network using this approach. Access to valuable resources can be restricted based on a user's role when using role-based access control.
Ever wondered how to allow multiple applications that are on separate networks to use the same Shared Resources?
Confidential computing is the promise of working with hypersensitive information in the cloud without anyone being able to access it, even while the data is being processed. The booming field has seen the leading cloud providers’ launch offers since 2020.
Google, Intel, and similar big players...
The cloud has changed the way of consuming and operating computing resources. More and more companies are using the cloud strategy to improve business performance and accelerate digital transformation.
"Cloud-native" has become a concept integrated into modern application development projects. A cloud-native application is an application that has been designed specially for the cloud. Such applications are developed and architectured with cloud infrastructure and services in mind. These...
Internet of Things is riddled with the challenges of managing heterogeneous equipment and processing and storing large masses of data. Businesses can solve many of the problems by building IoT in a scalable and flexible cloud architecture. The major cloud vendors - AWS, Microsoft Azure, and GCP -...
A good friend asked me last week, “Ido, as a DevOps Engineer, what do you prefer: a serverless architecture or a microservices one?”My friend is a software engineer with knowledge and experience in both, but he is confused (much like several of our customers), so, I’ll try to help.
Transitioning to DevOps requires a change in culture and mindset. In simple words, DevOps means removing the barriers between traditionally siloed teams: development and operations. In some organizations, there may not even be a separation between development, operations and security teams;...
