Cloud

SQLDay 2025 – Wrocław – Sessions

After a packed workshop day, the SQLDay conference officially kicked off on Tuesday with a series of sessions covering cloud, DevOps, Microsoft Fabric, AI, and more. Here is a short overview of the sessions I attended on the first(…)

SQLDay 2025 – Wrocław – Workshops

I had the chance to attend SQLDay 2025 in Wrocław, one of the largest Microsoft Data Platform conferences in Central Europe. The event gathers a wide range of professionals, from database administrators to data engineers and Power BI developers.

YaK Core – The Holy Grail for Deploying Ansible Code Everywhere

YaK core Multi-Platform open source Automation Tool simplifies the deployment of Ansible playbooks through a clean UI and API. It offers an intuitive interface where users can upload playbooks, configure parameters, and deploy them seamlessly across various platforms,(…)

Do you know Aino?

Nowadays, working in a company requires handling of huge amounts of information, and therefore efficiency is crucial!M-Files Aino, your virtual assistant integrated in M-Files, is here to support you in your daily activities. What is M-Files Aino? M-Files(…)

Oracle Technology Roundtable for Digital Natives – Let’s have a look at AI, Cloud and HeatWave

Yesterday I participated to the Oracle Technology Roundtable for Digital Natives in Zurich. It was a good opportunity to learn more about AI, Cloud and HeatWave with the focus on very trendy features of this(…)

OpenStack – Deploying the first compute instance

Once you have your OpenStack playground up and running it is time to actually use it. What we want to do today is to create our first compute instance. Before we can do that, we(…)

How to: Deploying a virtual machine using Infomaniak Public Cloud

This blog will focus on the procedure to deploy a virtual machine in Infomaniak Public Cloud. I will do it step by step to show every parameter and what to do at each step. In your Infomaniak account,(…)

Creating your private cloud using OpenStack – (7) – Horizon, the OpenStack dashboard

We’ve finished the last post with a working Network (Neutron) service on the controller and compute node. In this post we’ll setup the final service which is Horizon, the OpenStack dashboard. Once more, looking back(…)

Creating your private cloud using OpenStack – (6) – The Networking service

We’ve finished the last post with a working Compute (Nova) service on the controller and compute node. While only the compute(s) actually run compute resources, Nova is also running on the controller for the management tasks, while libvirt is(…)

Creating your private cloud using OpenStack – (5) – The Compute service

We’re now coming closer to the final setup of the OpenStack test environment. Again, looking at the minimum services we need, there are only three of them left: Keystone: Identity service(…)