73 days ago by eclectic

The third of my articles on the macro-level issues with (automated) provisioning, which build on the previous articles, specifically the comparison of Enterprise versus "web scale" deployments described in " The problem with automated provisioning (II of III)" and the levels of complexity, in terms ...

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113 days ago by eclectic

The second of my articles on the macro-level issues with (automated) provisioning and focusing again on the theme of complexity as a result of "No. of Instances" x "Freq. of Change" described in the previous article " The problem with automated provisioning (I of III)", but this time comparing an En ...

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116 days ago by eclectic

Referring back to my previous article " The problem with automated provisioning - an introduction" once you get over these too human of issues into the 'technical' problem of provisioning then I'd have been much nearer the mark in my initial assessment, because it is indeed an issue of complexity. T ...

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118 days ago by eclectic

I was going to start this short series of articles with the statement that the problem with provisioning is one of complexity, and I'd have been wrong, the predominant issues with provisioning, and specifically automated provisioning, are awareness and expectation. Awareness and Expectations The lev ...

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