OMrun

Investigative look into cloud-native hyper-converged infrastructure with Harvester (2)

In this second blog, we will see how we can deploy a Microsoft Windows Server 2022 virtual machine on Harvester, and play a little bit with scheduling.

Data Migration with OMrun – Migration (part II)

In many cases, you need a data migration from an existing on-premises databases to the cloud. Not only is it necessary to move your data, but often you also need to change the technology stack. In addition, it is(…)

Database Check for a one-to-one Migration with OMrun

Procedure to check a one-to-one migration between different database types autogenerated and generically with OMrun.

An overview of “Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: everything for an efficient migration” event by dbi services

Is the Oracle Cloud a hot topic for you? dbi services organized an event about the Cloud today in Lausanne: "Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: everything for an efficient migration".

Compare PDF files automated and generically with OMrun

Introduction PDF files are an accepted and common way for service companies to send read-only information to their customers. Most of these legally binding documents are created on the fly and must contain accurate and complete information about every(…)

Windows Server container on an AKS cluster

A few weeks ago I participated at the dbi services bootcamp. All new employees are gathered for a refreshment of dbi services best practices. This is also an opportunity to ask questions directly to our(…)

New features in OMrun 5.0

We are excited to announce several new features that will be coming with OMrun soon. These features have been developed with the feedback of our customers in mind. In addition we also made a lot of small improvements. Many(…)

Data Staging with OMrun – Migration (part I)

OMrun is a powerful tool for data staging that allows you to easily load a wide range of file formats like CSV and XML files in databases. This means, OMrun will automatically detect the data structure and convert it(…)

A brief history of data quality or – the birth of OMrun. Part 1: Complexity is only the first name

It all started more than 15 years ago when the core business of OMIS AG (the previous owner of OMrun) was consulting services. At this time, senior consultant and CIO Frank Zeindler was engaged in a mandate for(…)

An introduction to OMrun – 2 – Working with parameters

In the last post we compared the list of databases in the same PostgreSQL cluster using OMrun. The setup for this was pretty simple: We’ve defined the environment using the PostgreSQL Data Adapter and created(…)