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The 5 Layers of Cloud Computing Explained Simply
Cloud layer architecture includes five layers: Physical Server, Compute Resources, Storage Resources, Hypervisor, and Virtual Machines.
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10 Common AWS Certification Questions Asked in Interviews
Here are ten interview questions selected from certification tests. These might be useful to refresh before your interview.
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JCL – How to Execute Only Even Steps
Here’s a resolution to execute only even steps in the JCL job. The resolution is explained in detail.
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Encrypted Vs Vaultless Vs Vault-Based Tokenization
Here’re differences between Vaultless, Vault-based and Encryption tokenization methods for PCI, PII and PHI.
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AWS Security group Vs Network ACL – Top Differences
Here’re the differences between the Security group and Network ACL. It’s useful for your interviews and projects.
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Top AWS VPC Interview Questions & Answers
Here’re the top aws vpc interview questions and answers that asked in top companies. This article covered VPC, subnet, Route Table, and the IGW.
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How to Check Your [DB2 Utility] Job is Completed
Here’s a way you can use to check DB2 utility job completion status in mainframe Z/Os.
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CICS CEMT SET – How to Use Correctly
CEMT is Master Terminal Transaction in CICS. With the CEMT transaction, you can change the status for various resources such as Program, Mapset, File, Queue, Task, Terminal, and Transaction. CICS CEMT Command Examples You can use CEMT to set the File. Program, Queue, Task, Terminal, and Transaction. CEMT SET FILE(name) { ENABLED | DISABLED }…
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AWS EC2 Instance STOP Vs Terminate
AWS instance Stop and Terminate options are not the same. Here’re the reasons with an explanation.
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DB2 5 Effective Ways to Tune SQL Queries
DB2 SQL query performance tuning ideas. Here’re the ways that you can use.
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SQL Query How to get Datediff in MySQL
Here’s SQL Query you can get Year from two DATEs. You can achieve this with DATEDIFF() function in MySQL.
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Linux How To Understand These BOOT, START, SHUTDOWN
Here are ideas on how to use STOP, START, SHUTDOWN, BOOT mindfully on internal processes of Linux operating systems.