Leveraging Edge Computing for Enhanced Performance and Scalability
Introduction Edge computing has emerged as a pivotal paradigm in the realm of computing, offering transformative benefits that significantly enhance performance and scalability. Shifting the burden of computing to the edge involves processing data closer to the source, thereby minimizing the need for long-distance communications between edge clients and servers. In this article, we delve […]
IT Architecture Assessment: A Comprehensive Guide for Improving Your Organization’s Infrastructure
An IT architecture assessment is a comprehensive review of an organization’s information technology (IT) infrastructure, applications, systems, and processes. The purpose of an IT architecture assessment is to evaluate the current state of an organization’s IT architecture and identify any weaknesses or opportunities for improvement. This assessment involves an examination of the organization’s hardware, software, network, security, data management, and governance.
A Structured Approach to Migrating Legacy Applications: Using ArchiMate and TOGAF PT. 2
Migrating a legacy application to a new environment is a complex process that requires careful planning and execution. The process can involve several steps, including assessing the current architecture, defining the target architecture, and developing a migration plan. In this article, we will discuss how to use ArchiMate and TOGAF to create a step-by-step migration plan and provide practical examples of each step. We will focus on three critical steps: Step 3 – Develop a migration roadmap, Step 4 – Define the target architecture, and Step 5 – Assess the current architecture.
A Structured Approach to Migrating Legacy Applications: Using ArchiMate and TOGAF PT.1
This article will discuss a structured approach to migrating legacy applications by following these steps
Server Side vs. Client Side Rendering in Web Applications: Understanding the Differences and Choosing the Right Approach
Web applications are built using different rendering approaches, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Two of the most popular rendering approaches are server side rendering (SSR) and client side rendering (CSR). In this article, we’ll explore the differences between SSR and CSR and when to use each approach in building web applications.
