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Cloud Operating Models: How To Expand Skillsets, Practices And Procedures

Introduction Moving to the cloud is a complex undertaking. It’s far more than a tech-centric re-platforming exercise. When we look holistically at cloud adoption, technical aspects only touch the tip of the iceberg. An Adaptive Operating Model If you’re serious about cloud (and modernising to remain relevant in the digital economy), you will also need […]

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Key Takeaways for Recognising and Supporting Diversity in Technology

As a fast-paced and growing cloud consultancy focused on the enterprise, Sourced understands and embraces the importance that diversity can bring to our teams and workplace culture. Currently, we have approximately 20 per cent female representation globally across all functions and are always looking for ways to support and encourage inclusiveness and diversity within our […]

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Music to My Ears – A Modern Cloud Architecture for Legacy Audio Streams

Introduction Earlier in the year we worked with one of our Australian media clients to provide a streaming platform capability to service a subset of their online listeners during their national music poll event. Although an Australian event, listeners tune in from all over the world on a wide range of devices, operating systems and […]

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An Analysis of the APRA Cloud Computing Services Paper Update

An Analysis of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) Shared Computing Services Paper Update In Q3 2018, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), an independent statutory authority that supervises institutions across banking, insurance and superannuation and promotes financial system stability in Australia, published an addendum to its original 2015 shared computing services paper. This addendum […]

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The “Cloud Hype Cycle” and How to Avoid It

Introduction The move to cloud computing is inevitable and inexorable. However, for large enterprises, frequently burdened with strict regulatory requirements and a constantly evolving threat environment, adopting cloud is not a trivial matter. Enterprises can miscalculate the organisational impact of cloud by not viewing it holistically or “at scale”. Even organisations with the best intentions […]

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Oracle Database High Availability using Hashicorp Consul

Introduction Recently we have been fortunate to work with one of our enterprise clients on the development and launch of a mission critical system running on AWS. The system carries the highest criticality rating for the enterprise, requiring complete deployment automation using their existing AWS deployment pipeline, whilst maintaining the highest levels of availability and […]

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Simplifying Your Options For Cloud Migration

After much persuasion, deliberation and perhaps a couple of false starts, the board has agreed to a full cloud migration. Now what? Three paths to keep your cloud strategy on track Gartner first outlined the ‘5 Rs’ of cloud migration in 2011. Microsoft broadly follows this framework – albeit with some additions and adaptations. More […]

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Auditing Bitbucket Server Data for Credentials in AWS

Introduction Secrets management in public cloud environments continues to be a challenge for many organisations as they embrace the power of programmable infrastructure and the consumption of API-based services. All too often reputable companies will feature in the news, having fallen victim to security breaches or costly cloud resource provisioning through the accidental disclosure of […]

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