Category: Cloud

Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms: What They Are and Why They Matter

June 24, 2021 | Posted in Cloud, JAMS, Workload Automation Core Concept

When Gartner published the Market Guide for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms, it created quite a buzz in the enterprise automation world. This guide categorized Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms (SOAPs) as the forward-looking, transformative classification for workload automation solutions that orchestrate across platforms, applications, environments, and infrastructures. Gartner suggests that for Infrastructure and Operations

Four Cloud Jobs You Can Easily Automate with WLA

January 21, 2021 | Posted in Cloud, JAMS, Workload Automation Core Concept

The rise of cloud computing has led many organizations to expand their reliance on cloud services, platforms, and infrastructure. Gartner has reported that at the end of last year, 75 percent of organizations had deployed a multi-cloud or hybrid cloud model with ‘cloud computing firmly established as the new normal for enterprise IT.’ Similarly, Forrester indicates that 65 percent

Azure Database Options

March 1, 2018 | Posted in Cloud, JAMS, SQLTagged , ,

The latest build of JAMS V7 provides users with a new database option – Azure SQL. For most enterprises, SQL, or even SQL Express, has plenty of horsepower to handle data on the back end of JAMS. We specifically designed JAMS to consume as few resources as possible – an efficient database structure, small payloads,

Best Practices for Job Scheduler Configuration in AWS Using RDS

April 3, 2015 | Posted in AWS, Cloud

Job scheduling in the cloud poses several unique challenges. When managing batch processes on premise (i.e. with a client-server architecture), scale is relatively predictable. Our on premise customers usually have a good idea of the resources they need to automate all their batch processes. Managers of cloud-based infrastructure, however, often face a different set of

Align Amazon Cloud Services with your Enterprise Automation

February 7, 2014 | Posted in Cloud, JAMSTagged , ,

Technology infrastructure decisions increasingly include some cloud component. Cloud services can decrease maintenance costs, increase reliability or improve efficiency. Amazon Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2) is one such service that enables a company to migrate servers off site and into the Amazon cloud, mitigating the risks of power outages, energy fees and other costly issues. Basic