Organizational setup for cloud
Date: Wed, 15 May 2019 08:06:57 +0000
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I'd be grateful if you could share how your organization adapted to cloud services. In particular, I'd like to learn what functions - if any - you've implemented centrally.
These are some of the topics I'd like to address with this question:
- First of all, is there still some minimal central DBA team around? If yes, I assume that they do consulting and performance tuning, but do they have any operational responsibilities as well? - Do the application teams create and configure cloud services by themselves, or perhaps there's some central team who does that? - Have you defined some internal limitations and standards on using cloud services? If yes, how do you enforce them? - How about handling generic outages and problems with a cloud service? - Who's monitoring and alerting that the costs are within the budget - some central entity or every application team for themselves.
Thanks in advance,
Nenad
https://nenadnoveljic.com/blog/
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