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4 pagesPurdue Model on Public Cloud — Not a Compromise, But an Evolution
Many security teams in traditional industries frown the moment someone mentions moving to public cloud. The reason is straightforward: we have spent twenty years structuring OT networks around the Purdue Reference Architecture — isolating layers, …
Many security teams in traditional industries frown the moment someone mentions moving to public cloud. The reason is straightforward: we have spent twenty years structuring OT networks around the Purdue Reference Architecture — isolating layers, …
From Monolith to Distributed: Best Practices and Effort Estimation
Background Traditional industry software — factory MES, hospital HIS, power SCADA, AMI metering platforms — was born in the monolith era. One deployment package, one database, one server. At the time, that was the most practical choice. As systems …
Background Traditional industry software — factory MES, hospital HIS, power SCADA, AMI metering platforms — was born in the monolith era. One deployment package, one database, one server. At the time, that was the most practical choice. As systems …
PostgreSQL + TimescaleDB on Huawei Cloud vs Oracle for AMI Projects
Overview Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) is fundamentally a time-series problem. Millions of smart meters report readings at 15-minute or hourly intervals, 24 hours a day. The database at the center of an AMI platform must handle continuous …
Overview Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) is fundamentally a time-series problem. Millions of smart meters report readings at 15-minute or hourly intervals, 24 hours a day. The database at the center of an AMI platform must handle continuous …
From On-Premise to Cloud: Why Distributed Architecture Is the Right Move
The Old Way: Physical Servers and Painful Upgrades Traditional software has long been deployed on physical servers — typically a primary machine and a standby. When business grows and the system can no longer keep up, the only option is to upgrade …
The Old Way: Physical Servers and Painful Upgrades Traditional software has long been deployed on physical servers — typically a primary machine and a standby. When business grows and the system can no longer keep up, the only option is to upgrade …