Db2 and Cloud Storage happily combined |
Henrik's thoughts on life in IT, data and information management, cloud computing, cognitive computing, covering IBM Db2, IBM Cloud, Watson, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and more.
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Combining Db2 and Cloud Object Storage
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administration,
bluemix,
cloud,
dashdb,
DB2,
ibmcloud,
IT,
knowledge center,
storage,
version 11
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
Secure Your Db2 Data Base - Using Trusted Contexts
Db2 Security - Trusted Context |
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Introduction to Cloud App Security - Part 1
Security for Cloud Apps |
Note that this is part 1 of 2. Part 2 is linked at the bottom.
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applications,
best practices,
bluemix,
cloud,
cloudfoundry,
encryption,
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ibmcloud,
IT,
security
Introduction to Cloud App Security - Part 2
(This is a continuation from part 1 of this introduction to Cloud App Security.)
Providing a secure app or application is a fundamental requirement. This is especially true in a cloud environment. In my post about “Securing Workloads on the IBM Cloud” I discussed the various layers that realize secure cloud computing. Today, I want to focus solely on apps that are built for deployment in the IBM Cloud. What makes up a secure app? What cloud services help establishing app security? Let’s take a look together.
App Security Services
To focus on the application logic, the functionality and business side, developers can delegate or “outsource” some of security tasks. Here is a non-exhaustive list of services that the IBM Cloud with the Bluemix platform provides. I am going to use the list of security topics from above:
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applications,
best practices,
bluemix,
cloud,
encryption,
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Thursday, August 3, 2017
Db2 Quiz: Oh what files!?
Today, it is time for another Db2-related quiz. Take a look at the screenshot below. What do you see, what is it?
Need a hint? The quiz is related to my upcoming presentations at the IDUG and DB2 Aktuell conferences.
Db2 Quiz |
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Db2 Catalog - A Guided Tour
The title of this blog entry is how I have named a new presentation I am currently preparing. It hope that this tour will provide fun and many useful insights into understanding the Db2 catalog and make better use of it.
What is an empty database? How did the entries for system tables make it into the system tables? What are packed descriptors? How can I simulate small or big data sets? Is it possible to call the catalog "data dictionary" and access it in the Oracle style? How does the Db2 Catalog relate to SQL performance and data security?
New data for the Db2 Catalog?! |
What is an empty database? How did the entries for system tables make it into the system tables? What are packed descriptors? How can I simulate small or big data sets? Is it possible to call the catalog "data dictionary" and access it in the Oracle style? How does the Db2 Catalog relate to SQL performance and data security?
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