Operating as cloud first: What it really takes

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By Dustin MilbergNov 11, 2020, 4:10 pm186 pts
Let’s take a look back to a time before COVID-19. Systems engineers walked the datacenter floor and managed the infrastructure on-site. A team could purchase, physically receive, and rack-and-stack new infrastructure if needed to run critical platforms on an OpEx model. For many, this former reality seems…

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