adesso Blog
07.11.2024 By Thomas Zühlke
Cloudy with a Chance of Diamonds
To successfully transport an application to the cloud, it is not only the technical parameters and a functioning infrastructure that are crucial. It is much more important to consider all facets of the software and align it with the corporate strategy. adesso's analysis approach creates an overall technical and business picture that makes sustainably successful cloud use possible in the first place.
Read more14.10.2024 By Thomas Zühlke
Cloudy with a chance of apps
The path to the cloud is diverse, the goals are often unclear, and each customer is at a different point on their journey and brings their own corporate culture with them. These are just a few of the typical challenges our customers face. With our adesso process model, we address precisely these hurdles and support our customers in migrating applications to the cloud, modernising applications or developing new cloud-native applications.
Read more08.10.2024 By Jan-Peter Hazebrouck
Do you know your clean core index? The basis for a future-proof SAP landscape
SAP is aggressively marketing Clean Core. What is new about it, how does it differ from previous standardisation goals? The blog post provides a compact insight into the topic of Clean Core and shows the approach adesso is taking to successfully establish the approach in organisations.
Read more12.10.2023 By Dominik Táskai
Lambda-backed Providers and Custom Resources in AWS CDK
Even if you are a seasoned AWS CDK/CloudFormation veteran, it has most likely happened to you that you tried to work with a resource that was not yet available in CDK/CloudFormation (looking at you Lake Formation). Luckily if the resource and the accompanying operations are available through the AWS API then you are in good luck as AWS has a way to incorporate these API calls into your templates/code and bridge the gap created by the unavailability of some resources.
Read more19.10.2022 By Attila Papp
AWS CDK – Three things I like and three things I don't
Modern IT has been full of buzzwords and groundbreaking approaches in the past few years. Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the latter. IaC is the practice of defining your infrastructure through code templates rather than using a GUI or manual effort. Using IaC has several benefits, such as better reusability, CI/CD integration, etc.; but most notably: it helps you achieve greater speed by treating infrastructure like 'cattle' – not' pets.' While IaC tools have made a long way since they first emerged, and a few purpose-built languages have also popped up, the need to approach such things from traditional programming languages has never disappeared. Pulumi and CDK from AWS are such tools, and, in this blog post, we will be exploring the latter.
Read more24.08.2022 By Tamás Gaál
S/4 Hana Cloud az Output Management perspektívájából
Blogomban egy rövid összefoglalót szeretnék nyújtani az alapvető különbségekről az S/4 Cloud (S4C) és On-Premise világ között ezúttal a nyomtatványokra vonatkozóan. Bízom benne, hogy az alábbi pontok bemutatása révén írásom kapaszkodóként is tud szolgálni a témában érdekelt olvasóknak.
Read more03.08.2022 By György Szlobodics
Felhőalapú számítástechnika II.
Az S/4 HANA alapú SAP rendszerek felhős virtualizációja elterjedőben van az egyre olcsóbb és szélesebb szolgáltatásokat nyújtó platformok miatt, mint például a Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform vagy Amazon Web Services. Ebben a blogbejegyzésben röviden szeretnénk bemutatni egy átlagos SAP rendszerigényét, valamint az ehhez kapcsolódó virtualizációs költségeket.
Read more26.07.2022 By Vanda Tóth
Felhőalapú számítástechnika I.
Napjaink üzleti és informatikai életében az egyik legdivatosabb kifejezése a „cloud”, „cloud computing”. De mit is takar valójában a kissé futurisztikusnak ható felhő alapú számítástechnika? Blogbejegyzésünkben erre a kérdésre adunk választ!
Read more12.07.2022 By Attila Papp
Building a secure data lake with AWS Lake formation
Without a doubt, most companies with different pieces of information scattered around their organization would benefit from having a data lake. No wonder data lakes have been popping up at companies looking to improve their analytics further. In this blog post, we will explore what data lakes are, what’s the difference compared to data warehouses, and then take a detailed look at Lake formation. It is aimed at technical audiences who are new to Lake formation and want to understand its story conceptually.
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