How would you describe your dominant approach to the implementation of individual applications, projects, and workloads in the cloud?

Architecture Strategy

Rehost20%

Refactor48%

Rearchitect22%

Native New Build10%

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Is anyone working on automation of EA Practice activities such as design and/or roadmap development through the use of AI tools? This could include but not be limited to strategy, analysis, solution development, governance submissions, standards review, white papers etc. We are using ARIS as an EA repository and are considering the use of the AI companion or perhaps even standalone AI tools to import, process, analyses & publish. Happy to discuss ideas for future implementation.

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To what degree do you agree with the following statement: “I am frustrated with my current cloud service provider (CSP) or cloud managed service provider (MSP) and am actively considering switching to another in the next 12 months”

Strongly agree10%

Agree62%

Disagree22%

Strongly Disagree5%

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Do you find Kubernetes hard to use?

Yes, we have some significant issues running Kubernetes15%

Somewhat, but we’ve only run into minor problems67%

No, Kubernetes has always run well for our org17%

N/A — not using Kubernetes2%

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Looking at adopting Blazor for small to mid-sized projects (primarily the Server-Side Interactive mode). Any thoughts on Blazor Server-Side in production - whether development experience, user experience, support, etc? Have you had to support a user base that has less-than-ideal network conditions?

Our organization is subject to data retention requirements over very long periods (50 years or more). Do your organizations face similar constraints? If so, what long-term retention strategy have you implemented for these regulated data, and what technologies or solutions do you use to ensure their durability and compliance?