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Suspend and Resume Data Movement in SQL Server Always On Availability Groups

SQL Shack

In this 26th article for SQL Server Always On Availability Groups series, we will discuss the process to suspend and resume data movements between AG replicas. Suppose […].

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Configure Domain Controller and Active Directory for SQL Server Always On Availability Groups

SQL Shack

In this series for SQL Server Always On availability groups, we are covering end to end configurations for SQL Server 2019 on Windows Server 2016. In this article, we […].

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How to use Server Timing to get backend transparency from your CDN

Speed Curve

Server-timing headers are a key tool in understanding what's happening within that black box of Time to First Byte (TTFB). Cue server-timing headers Historically, when looking at page speed, we've had the tendency to ignore TTFB when trying to optimize the user experience. I mean, why wouldn't we?

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In Defence of DOM­Content­Loaded

CSS Wizardry

Honestly, I started writing this article, for no real reason and somewhat without context, in December 2022—over half a year ago! TTFB is a good measure of your server response times and general back-end health, and issues here may have knock-on effects later down the line (namely with Largest Contentful Paint).

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Best Practices in Cloud Security Monitoring

Scalegrid

This article strips away the complexities, walking you through best practices, top tools, and strategies you’ll need for a well-defended cloud infrastructure. This includes servers, applications, software platforms, and websites. What does it take to secure your cloud assets effectively?

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MongoDB Rollback: How to Minimize Data Loss

Scalegrid

This article dives straight into what triggers a rollback in MongoDB, the risks it carries, and concrete steps you can take to both prevent and recover from one. This failure in replication could happen due to crashes, network partitions, or other situations where failover occurs.

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How Dynatrace protects its software development and delivery life cycle against supply chain attacks

Dynatrace

This article explains what a software supply chain attack is, and how Dynatrace protects its customers against such attacks by applying: Risk management and business continuity planning. Access to source code repositories is limited on both the network and the user level. Dynatrace news. No manual, error-prone steps are involved.

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