We know what "cloud-native apps" are, but what about the data services they depend on? In this article, we look at ten characteristics of cloud-native data and the implications of each.

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Database administration includes responsibility for ensuring the ongoing operational functionality and efficiency of an organization's databases and the applications that access those databases.

SQL databases have constraints on data types and consistency. NoSQL does away with them for the sake of speed, flexibility, and scale.

Cloud computing can quickly allocate and manage resources to accommodate business IT requirements and fluctuations without the need to purchase, configure, and maintain large data centers and staff.

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Moving data to the cloud requires a sense of shared responsibility for security. Here's how cloud providers protect your data and what you still must do yourself.

From search to Gmail, the database technology at the heart of Google's largest internal systems is now available in public beta as a managed database service.

Explore the hybrid cloud model, including its definition, benefits, and drawbacks. Understand how it can optimize your organization's cloud strategy.