Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: Lambda AWS Server Migration Service Authorized Commercial Reseller Authorized Government Reseller AWS ISV Workload Migration AWS Public Sector Partner AWS Public Sector Solution Provider AWS Solution Provider Program Power your advantage Discover related technology platforms and solutions to help you achieve smarter business outcomes. AWS Data Maximize the value of your data and the power of AWS cloud with the experience and expertise you need from Rackspace Technology. AWS Marketplace Learn about AWS Marketplace offerings from Rackspace Technology. Application Modernization Get expert guidance that helps you realize the benefits of modern applications and improve your return on investment. Accelerate results with AI-driven innovation Rackspace Technology helps organizations turn data into impact with production-ready AI solutions built on private, public and hybrid cloud platforms. Our expertise in generative and agentic AI empowers you to deliver secure, scalable and responsible outcomes across your enterprise. Cloud Adoption and Migration Adopt clouds and ease migration to accelerate innovation and optimize performance. Cloud-Native Development Tap into the full benefits of the cloud by building applications with cloud native technologies, modern architectures and automated development workflows. Cloud FinOps Gain cloud transparency, reduce waste and drive savings with FinOps. Data Modernization Make predictive decisions that accelerate innovation and increase ROI with integrated data architectures and AI. Internet of Things and Edge Leverage our IoT and Edge experience to increase efficiencies and reduce time to market for your IoT adoption projects Related Resources Infrastructure Modernization: Professional Services E-Book: Charting Your Cloud Migration for Financial Services From AI to IoT: How the Power of AWS Cloud Propels Innovation Ready to get started? Ready to get started? Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1-800-961-4454 International Support +1-512-361-4935 Help Documentation Support Documentation API Documentation System status Email & Apps system status Rackspace system status Rackspace Technology Careers Rackspace Technology accelerates the value of the cloud during every phase of a customer’s digital transformation. Join us on our mission

Output: Lambda AWS Server Migration Service Authorized Commercial Reseller Authorized Government Reseller AWS ISV Workload Migration AWS Public Sector Partner AWS Public Sector Solution Provider AWS Solution Provider Program Power your advantage Discover related technology platforms and solutions to help you achieve smarter business outcomes. AWS Data Maximize the value of your data and the power of AWS cloud with the experience and expertise you need from Rackspace Technology. AWS Marketplace Learn about AWS Marketplace offerings from Rackspace Technology. Application Modernization Get expert guidance that helps you realize the benefits of modern applications and improve your return on investment. Accelerate results with AI-driven innovation Rackspace Technology helps organizations turn data into impact with production-ready AI solutions built on private, public and hybrid cloud platforms. Our expertise in generative and agentic AI empowers you to deliver secure, scalable and responsible outcomes across your enterprise. Cloud Adoption and Migration Adopt clouds and ease migration to accelerate innovation and optimize performance. Cloud-Native Development Tap into the full benefits of the cloud by building applications with cloud native technologies, modern architectures and automated development workflows. Cloud FinOps Gain cloud transparency, reduce waste and drive savings with FinOps. Data Modernization Make predictive decisions that accelerate innovation


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/requesting-a-database-upgrade To request a database upgrade, open a ticket by using the Rackspace Technology Customer Portal. The necessary work for this upgrade usually requires a separate statement of work and falls outside the DBA service scope. Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/requesting-a-database-upgrade To request a database upgrade, open a ticket by using the Rackspace Technology Customer Portal. The necessary work for this upgrade usually requires a separate statement of work and falls outside the DBA service scope. Updated 5 days ago


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: full system backup. Our support team can assist you with adding more locations to the backup profile or changing the time interval between backups. Because Cloud Backup stores its archives in Cloud Files, standard storage and bandwidth costs for Cloud Files apply. Deleting a Cloud Server does not delete associated backup archives in Cloud Files. You must manually remove these archives. Because Rackspace offers Managed Operations at the account level, those services apply to every cloud product on an account. If you want Managed Operations to apply to only certain cloud products, you need to move the products for which you don't want Managed Operations to a separate account. During the upgrade process, Rackspace performs the following steps: Resets the root password for each server to gain access to the server. Creates a Rackspace management account on each server. Installs the Rackspace Cloud Backup agent. Installs the Monitoring Agent. If necessary, installs the vendor-provided kernel and prepare for updates. Because rebooting a server during the upgrade process might cause problems, you should image each server before an upgrade. Rackspace does not perform this step for you. You should also ensure that all of your services (such as MySQL) restart upon reboot before you upgrade. In addition, you need to open port 445 for Microsoft Windows® or port 22 for Linux for the automation to run successfully. Rackspace can open ports manually only after you associate a server to a Managed Operations account. We recommend that you work with your account manager (AM) throughout the upgrade process to ensure that you have the best possible experience. The following list describes reasons why you should work with an AM: If an automated server upgrade fails, an administrator must log in and complete the work. The automation occurs on port 22 on Linux and port 445 on Windows. If these ports are inactive, the server automation process fails, but the account still upgrades. If you don't want to use port 22 or 443 , Rackspace can make a manual change that enables you to rerun the automation on a different port. If you have older servers that run operating systems that Managed Operations doesn't support, an AM can provide you with options for moving to the most appropriate operating system. An AM can review your architecture to ensure that it's appropriate for a cloud-based environment. An AM can help you set expectations for your bill. Changing to a new service level agreement might also change your AM. When this occurs, the process includes a hand-off from your current AM to your new AM. Yes, the process is similar to

Output: full system backup. Our support team can assist you with adding more locations to the backup profile or changing the time interval between backups. Because Cloud Backup stores its archives in Cloud Files, standard storage and bandwidth costs for Cloud Files apply. Deleting a Cloud Server does not delete associated backup archives in Cloud Files. You must manually remove these archives. Because Rackspace offers Managed Operations at the account level, those services apply to every cloud product on an account. If you want Managed Operations to apply to only certain cloud products, you need to move the products for which you don't want Managed Operations to a separate account. During the upgrade process, Rackspace performs the following steps: Resets the root password for each server to gain access to the server. Creates a Rackspace management account on each server. Installs the Rackspace Cloud Backup agent. Installs the Monitoring Agent. If necessary, installs the vendor-provided kernel and prepare for updates. Because rebooting a server during the upgrade process might cause problems, you should image each server before an upgrade. Rackspace does not perform this step for you. You should also ensure that all of your services (such as MySQL) restart upon


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: later modified at the source, the process does not update that email in the destination Rackspace mailbox during an additional migration pass. If you move emails to different source sub-folders during a migration, those emails might appear in a second folder after an additional pass. For example, suppose that MigrationWiz migrated emails in source folder A, but later those emails were moved to source folder B. MigrationWiz remembers which emails it migrated from folder A. However, because items moved to a new source folder B, MigrationWiz migrates these emails to folder B in the destination Rackspace mailbox. If you move emails to different source sub-folders during a migration, those emails might appear in a second folder after an additional pass. For example, suppose that MigrationWiz migrated emails in source folder A, but later those emails were moved to source folder B. MigrationWiz remembers which emails it migrated from folder A. However, because items moved to a new source folder B, MigrationWiz migrates these emails to folder B in the destination Rackspace mailbox. Run additional passes when migrating with MigrationWiz Log in to the migration portal through the link you received when you signed up for MigrationWiz. The link looks similar to the following one: https://rackspace.selfmigration.com/Public/Default.aspx?t=MjEyMTRiMGYtOW . After you log in, you are directed to the page that you were previously on. Log in to the migration portal through the link you received when you signed up for MigrationWiz. The link looks similar to the following one: https://rackspace.selfmigration.com/Public/Default.aspx?t=MjEyMTRiMGYtOW . After you log in, you are directed to the page that you were previously on. To view all migration projects, click the My migrations link in the upper-right corner of the page. To view all migration projects, click the My migrations link in the upper-right corner of the page. In the Actions column of the Migrations Projects table, click the Migrate New Items icon. The Status changes to Processing , indicating that the pass has begun. In the Actions column of the Migrations Projects table, click the Migrate New Items icon. The Status changes to Processing , indicating that the pass has begun. Use the Feedback tab to make any comments or ask questions. You can also start a conversation with us . Updated 5 days ago

Output: later modified at the source, the process does not update that email in the destination Rackspace mailbox during an additional migration pass. If you move emails to different source sub-folders during a migration, those emails might appear in a second folder after an additional pass. For example, suppose that MigrationWiz migrated emails in source folder A, but later those emails were moved to source folder B. MigrationWiz remembers which emails it migrated from folder A. However, because items moved to a new source folder B, MigrationWiz migrates these emails to folder B in the destination Rackspace mailbox. If you move emails to different source sub-folders during a migration, those emails might appear in a second folder after an additional pass. For example, suppose that MigrationWiz migrated emails in source folder A, but later those emails were moved to source folder B. MigrationWiz remembers which emails it migrated from folder A. However, because items moved to a new source folder B, MigrationWiz migrates these emails to folder B in the destination Rackspace mailbox. Run additional passes when migrating with MigrationWiz Log in to the migration portal through the link you received when you signed up for MigrationWiz. The link looks similar


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: using Outlook to access your email, create a new profile that connects to your new mailbox at Rackspace. Instructions for configuring your mail client to connect with your migrated mailbox are at emailhelp.rackspace.com . If you migrated from another provider, ensure the configuration includes the new server. After migrating your mailboxes to Rackspace Cloud Office from an external company, your mail client must connect to the mailbox on the new server. For example, if you are using Outlook to access your email, create a new profile that connects to your new mailbox at Rackspace. Instructions for configuring your mail client to connect with your migrated mailbox are at emailhelp.rackspace.com . If you upgraded your mailboxes at Rackspace Cloud Office, check your mailbox configuration. When you upgraded your mailbox, the system might have duplicated it on another server. For example, if you upgrade a mailbox from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2016, your data migrates from the Exchange 2007 mailbox to a new mailbox on Exchange 2016. This means that you must configure your local mail client to connect to the mailbox on the new server. For instructions on configuring your mail client after upgrading, log in to emailhelp.rackspace.com . If you upgraded your mailboxes at Rackspace Cloud Office, check your mailbox configuration. When you upgraded your mailbox, the system might have duplicated it on another server. For example, if you upgrade a mailbox from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2016, your data migrates from the Exchange 2007 mailbox to a new mailbox on Exchange 2016. This means that you must configure your local mail client to connect to the mailbox on the new server. For instructions on configuring your mail client after upgrading, log in to emailhelp.rackspace.com . Log in to apps.rackspace.com and try to send the message again. If you can send a message from webmail but not from a local mail client , you can verify that your SMTP settings are correct by logging in to the Email Help Tool . Log in to apps.rackspace.com and try to send the message again. If you can send a message from webmail but not from a local mail client , you can verify that your SMTP settings are correct by logging in to the Email Help Tool . Determine whether you got a bounce message. If so, see Common email bounce messages for possible solutions. Determine whether you got a bounce message. If so, see Common email bounce messages for possible solutions. If you are sending from a local mail client , check

Output: using Outlook to access your email, create a new profile that connects to your new mailbox at Rackspace. Instructions for configuring your mail client to connect with your migrated mailbox are at emailhelp.rackspace.com . If you migrated from another provider, ensure the configuration includes the new server. After migrating your mailboxes to Rackspace Cloud Office from an external company, your mail client must connect to the mailbox on the new server. For example, if you are using Outlook to access your email, create a new profile that connects to your new mailbox at Rackspace. Instructions for configuring your mail client to connect with your migrated mailbox are at emailhelp.rackspace.com . If you upgraded your mailboxes at Rackspace Cloud Office, check your mailbox configuration. When you upgraded your mailbox, the system might have duplicated it on another server. For example, if you upgrade a mailbox from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2016, your data migrates from the Exchange 2007 mailbox to a new mailbox on Exchange 2016. This means that you must configure your local mail client to connect to the mailbox on the new server. For instructions on configuring your mail client after upgrading, log in to emailhelp.rackspace.com . If you


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: ) enables you to move from AI experimentation to measurable outcomes — quickly, securely and at scale. Built on decades of experience helping customers adopt emerging technologies, we help you deploy AI to unlock efficiency and innovation across your organization. And our deep workload expertise means you have a partner ready for Day 2 and beyond. The Foundry for AI by Rackspace (FAIR™ ) enables you to move from AI experimentation to measurable outcomes — quickly, securely and at scale. Built on decades of experience helping customers adopt emerging technologies, we help you deploy AI to unlock efficiency and innovation across your organization. And our deep workload expertise means you have a partner ready for Day 2 and beyond. See more case studies Decades of expertise matched with thousands of experts Expert guidance so you can maximize the benefits of modern cloud Strategic Partnerships We partner with the world's leading innovators to solve our customers' biggest challenges, combining the best technologies to create high-performing solutions. Recognized leadership Providing innovation and leadership in the technology services industry for 20+ years. Leader in ISG Provider Lens: Microsoft Partner Ecosystem, 2025 Leader in ISG Provider Lens: Private/Hybrid Cloud – Data Center Services & Solutions, 2025 Leader in ISG Provider Lens: Cybersecurity Solutions & Services, 2025 Leader in ISG Provider Lens: Google Cloud Partner Ecosystem, 2025 Leader in Everest Group: Cloud Services for Mid-market Enterprises Peak Matrix Assessment 2025 Leader in ISG Provider Lens: AWS Partners Ecosystem, 2024 Leader in Frost Radar: Healthcare Enterprise Cloud Managed Services Providers, 2024 Leader in PeMa Quadrant: Gen AI Services Providers, 2024 Leader in ISG Provider Lens: Multi Public Cloud Solutions & Services, 2024 Major Player in IDC Marketscape: European Microsoft Azure Managed Services 2025 Vendor Assessment Major Player in IDC Marketscape: Worldwide Cloud Professional Services 2024 Vendor Assessment Major Player in IDC Marketscape: Middle East and Africa Cloud Professional Services 2024 Vendor Assessment Major Player in IDC Marketscape: Asia/Pacific Managed Cloud Services 2024-2025 Vendor Assessment Major Player in IDC Marketscape: Canadian Managed Multicloud Services 2024 Vendor Assessment Major Player in IDC Marketscape: Worldwide Managed Public Cloud Services 2023 Vendor Assessment Major Contender in Everest Group Healthcare Industry Cloud Peak Matrix Assessment 2024 Major Contender in Everest Group Private Equity IT Services Peak Matrix 2024 Niche Player in Gartner Magic Quadrant and Critical Capabilities for Public Cloud IT Transformation Services, 2024 Latest insights Discover perspectives from industry experts around digital transformation, cloud trends, and

Output: ) enables you to move from AI experimentation to measurable outcomes — quickly, securely and at scale. Built on decades of experience helping customers adopt emerging technologies, we help you deploy AI to unlock efficiency and innovation across your organization. And our deep workload expertise means you have a partner ready for Day 2 and beyond. The Foundry for AI by Rackspace (FAIR™ ) enables you to move from AI experimentation to measurable outcomes — quickly, securely and at scale. Built on decades of experience helping customers adopt emerging technologies, we help you deploy AI to unlock efficiency and innovation across your organization. And our deep workload expertise means you have a partner ready for Day 2 and beyond. See more case studies Decades of expertise matched with thousands of experts Expert guidance so you can maximize the benefits of modern cloud Strategic Partnerships We partner with the world's leading innovators to solve our customers' biggest challenges, combining the best technologies to create high-performing solutions. Recognized leadership Providing innovation and leadership in the technology services industry for 20+ years. Leader in ISG Provider Lens: Microsoft Partner Ecosystem, 2025 Leader in ISG Provider Lens: Private/Hybrid Cloud – Data Center Services &


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/reasons-to-use-an-sql-database Many businesses use both relational databases and non-relational databases. While NoSQL databases are gaining popularity due to their speed and scalability, you might prefer highly structured SQL databases in certain cases. Prerequisite For an introduction to relational databases and NoSQL databases, see Types of databases . Understand when to choose a SQL database You might choose an SQL database for the following reasons: You want to ensure ACID compliance. ACID stands for atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability. ACID compliance reduces anomalies and protects the integrity of your database by prescribing exactly how transactions interact with the database. You want to ensure ACID compliance. ACID stands for atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability. ACID compliance reduces anomalies and protects the integrity of your database by prescribing exactly how transactions interact with the database. Your data is structured and unchanging. If your business isn’t experiencing significant growth that would require additional servers and you’re working only with consistent data, then an SQL database might be adequate. Your data is structured and unchanging. If your business isn’t experiencing significant growth that would require additional servers and you’re working only with consistent data, then an SQL database might be adequate. Next step Reasons to use a NoSQL database Use the Feedback tab to make any comments or ask questions. You can also start a conversation with us . Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/reasons-to-use-an-sql-database Many businesses use both relational databases and non-relational databases. While NoSQL databases are gaining popularity due to their speed and scalability, you might prefer highly structured SQL databases in certain cases. Prerequisite For an introduction to relational databases and NoSQL databases, see Types of databases . Understand when to choose a SQL database You might choose an SQL database for the following reasons: You want to ensure ACID compliance. ACID stands for atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability. ACID compliance reduces anomalies and protects the integrity of your database by prescribing exactly how transactions interact with the database. You want to ensure ACID compliance. ACID stands for atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability. ACID compliance reduces anomalies and protects the integrity of your database by prescribing exactly how transactions interact with the database. Your data is structured and unchanging. If your business isn’t experiencing significant growth that would require additional servers and you’re working only with consistent data, then an SQL database might be adequate. Your data is structured and unchanging. If your business isn’t experiencing significant growth that would require additional servers and you’re working only with consistent data, then an SQL database might be adequate. Next step Reasons


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/introduction-to-mongodb MongoDB® is an open-source NoSQL database. MongoDB stores data in JSON-like documents that can vary in structure. Because MongoDB uses dynamic schemas, users can create records without defining the data structure first. MongoDB stores related information together, which enables queries to process more quickly. To retrieve information, users leverage the MongoDB query language. Prerequisites For an introduction to NoSQL databases, see the following articles: Types of databases Examples of RDBMS and NoSQL databases Terminology and concepts Many concepts in MongoDB have close analogies to concepts in relational databases such as Oracle Database®. The following table compares the basic terminology and concepts: Feature comparison The following table compares the features of MongoDB with the features of Oracle Database: Query language Both MongoDB and Oracle Database have their own rich query language. However, there are some differences between them. Oracle Database supports procedures and functions for manipulating the data returned from the SELECT statement to handle advanced queries. In contrast, MongoDB uses callback functions for advanced queries. The mongo shell uses the JavaScript programming language to run these functions. Can you use MongoDB and Oracle Database together? Yes. There are many examples of hybrid deployments of MongoDB and Oracle Database, particularly among e-commerce applications. The flexible data model that MongoDB uses is a good fit for product catalogs because catalogs typically include multiple products with different attributes. However, Oracle Database is generally used for checkout systems because these systems require complex transactions. Oracle Database is better suited to handle such transactions because it uses ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) as its integrity model. This model gives Oracle Database integrity features that MongoDB doesn't offer, such as isolation, referential integrity, and revision control. In other cases, new business requirements push organizations to adopt MongoDB to incorporate next-generation components into their applications. For example, both MongoDB and Oracle Database use conditional entry updates, composite keys, Unicode characters, and full-text search. However, MongoDB also has a built-in map-reduce function for aggregating large amounts of data. Next step Introduction to Apache Cassandra® Use the Feedback tab to make any comments or ask questions. You can also start a conversation with us . Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/introduction-to-mongodb MongoDB® is an open-source NoSQL database. MongoDB stores data in JSON-like documents that can vary in structure. Because MongoDB uses dynamic schemas, users can create records without defining the data structure first. MongoDB stores related information together, which enables queries to process more quickly. To retrieve information, users leverage the MongoDB query language. Prerequisites For an introduction to NoSQL databases, see the following articles: Types of databases Examples of RDBMS and NoSQL databases Terminology and concepts Many concepts in MongoDB have close analogies to concepts in relational databases such as Oracle Database®. The following table compares the basic terminology and concepts: Feature comparison The following table compares the features of MongoDB with the features of Oracle Database: Query language Both MongoDB and Oracle Database have their own rich query language. However, there are some differences between them. Oracle Database supports procedures and functions for manipulating the data returned from the SELECT statement to handle advanced queries. In contrast, MongoDB uses callback functions for advanced queries. The mongo shell uses the JavaScript programming language to run these functions. Can you use MongoDB and Oracle Database together? Yes. There are many examples of hybrid deployments of MongoDB and Oracle Database,


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/rackspace-professional-services-service-blocks-descriptions Rackspace Professional Services are designed to make organizations more agile, more quickly. Whether you are optimizing your continuous delivery pipeline, embarking on a high profile migration or advancing your cloud capabilities, our practical consultative approach helps businesses design and deliver meaningful change. Assessment & Strategy You want to adopt and consume new technology at the optimal price and performance level. And you need it to deliver value quickly. But to make that happen, you need the right technology strategy, stakeholder engagement across the business, and a structured, successful approach to business change. Our advisory and delivery consultants are on hand to guide your business approach to technology adoption. We’ll engage your stakeholders to build the case for change, set clear expectations, and present strategic options based on high-level technical and business analysis. Capabilities Cloud Strategy Assessment Built on Rackspace’s expertise across on-premise and all leading public and private clouds, we offer in-depth guidance and best practices for accelerating your cloud transformation ,setting out a clear strategy for your business that includes gap and feasibility analysis, cloud maturity assessments (including people, processes, and technology), and defined transformation planning. Cloud Readiness Assessment Most organizations realize the benefits of cloud but struggle to develop a concise roadmap with the clarity and applicable steps required to get the most value from their cloud adoption. With a Cloud Readiness Assessment from Rackspace, our experts complete an unbiased analysis of your workloads using multiple cost, security and performance variables to provide you with a practical and data-driven recommendation and roadmap for moving workloads to the cloud. Cloud Decision Maker Based on years of deploying and managing clouds at scale for customers, we help remove subjectivity and ambiguity from your platform choices. Our consulting architects apply a battle-tested structured assessment approach, to determine which cloud platform(s) and services best fit your overall cloud adoption strategy and business. Cloud Adoption Blueprint A practical consulting engagement that helps define what cloud should deliver for the customer’s business. Rackspace experts collaborate with the organization’s in-house team to design a high-level strategy that contrasts current state with the organization’s cloud vision, outlining impact, timelines, risks, costs and architectural and resource considerations.  Cloud Transformation Foundations Rackspace experts collaborate with customers to assess and develop core capabilities across governance, service management and architecture, setting realistic cloud objectives and designing an operational roadmap that makes sense in the

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/rackspace-professional-services-service-blocks-descriptions Rackspace Professional Services are designed to make organizations more agile, more quickly. Whether you are optimizing your continuous delivery pipeline, embarking on a high profile migration or advancing your cloud capabilities, our practical consultative approach helps businesses design and deliver meaningful change. Assessment & Strategy You want to adopt and consume new technology at the optimal price and performance level. And you need it to deliver value quickly. But to make that happen, you need the right technology strategy, stakeholder engagement across the business, and a structured, successful approach to business change. Our advisory and delivery consultants are on hand to guide your business approach to technology adoption. We’ll engage your stakeholders to build the case for change, set clear expectations, and present strategic options based on high-level technical and business analysis. Capabilities Cloud Strategy Assessment Built on Rackspace’s expertise across on-premise and all leading public and private clouds, we offer in-depth guidance and best practices for accelerating your cloud transformation ,setting out a clear strategy for your business that includes gap and feasibility analysis, cloud maturity assessments (including people, processes, and technology), and defined transformation planning. Cloud Readiness Assessment Most organizations realize the benefits of cloud but


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: a lazy scammer might leave the actual REPLY-TO address. If you see a different sending address here, it might be a spoofed email. RETURN-PATH: This can also be spoofed, but a lazy scammer might leave the actual RETURN-PATH address. If you see a different sending address here, it might be a spoofed email. SOURCE IP address or "X-ORIGIN" address: This is typically more difficult to alter, but it is possible. The first three attributes can be changed by a spoofer using settings in Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, Hotmail, or other email applications. They can also change the fourth characteristic, the IP address, although a phony IP address takes more extensive user knowledge to be believable. CEO fraud, also known as corporate email compromise, is a frequent email spoofing attack (BEC). In BEC, the attacker impersonates a corporate executive or owner by spoofing the sender's email address. An employee in the financial, accounting, or accounts payable departments is frequently the target of this attack. When a request comes from someone they trust, especially an authority figure, even the most intelligent and well-intentioned employees might be duped into sending money. How to Protect from Email Spoofing Even with email protection in place, some harmful email messages manage to make their way into users' inboxes. There are numerous actions you may take to avoid becoming a victim of email fraud, whether you're a financial decision-maker or someone who uses personal email at work: Never click a link to go to a website that requires authentication. Always enter the official domain into your browser and authenticate there. Because the steps for viewing email headers varies depending on the email client, seek up how to view email headers for your mailbox program first. Then, open email headers and check for a PASS or FAIL response in the Received-SPF part of the headers. Use a search engine to copy and paste the contents of an email message. The text used in a typical phishing assault has almost certainly already been disclosed and published on the Internet. Emails purporting to be from an official source but with poor spelling or language should be avoided. Don't open attachments from unfamiliar or dubious senders. Emails offering huge sums of money or anything else that sounds too good to be true are almost always a scam. Be wary of emails that convey a sense of impending doom or peril. Phishing and BEC attempts to bypass receivers' inherent skepticism by implying that something horrible will happen

Output: a lazy scammer might leave the actual REPLY-TO address. If you see a different sending address here, it might be a spoofed email. RETURN-PATH: This can also be spoofed, but a lazy scammer might leave the actual RETURN-PATH address. If you see a different sending address here, it might be a spoofed email. SOURCE IP address or "X-ORIGIN" address: This is typically more difficult to alter, but it is possible. The first three attributes can be changed by a spoofer using settings in Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, Hotmail, or other email applications. They can also change the fourth characteristic, the IP address, although a phony IP address takes more extensive user knowledge to be believable. CEO fraud, also known as corporate email compromise, is a frequent email spoofing attack (BEC). In BEC, the attacker impersonates a corporate executive or owner by spoofing the sender's email address. An employee in the financial, accounting, or accounts payable departments is frequently the target of this attack. When a request comes from someone they trust, especially an authority figure, even the most intelligent and well-intentioned employees might be duped into sending money. How to Protect from Email Spoofing Even with email protection in place, some


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/about/culture Overview At Rackspace Technology, we’re obsessed with empowering our customers to grow their business, increase their efficiency and deliver the future. We make this happen through our technical expertise across the world’s leading technologies. Our approach — which we’ve branded Fanatical Experience™ — is at the heart of everything we do. Since 1999, this has guided how we care for customers, one another, our communities and our planet. It’s our way of helping to make the world a better place. Our communities Core values Our employees, affectionately called “Rackers,” are our true strength and differentiator. They embody our core values: Excellence . We are an accountable, disciplined, high-performing company with proven results. Customer-driven . We are proactive, collaborative and committed to success for our customers. Expertise . Rackers are passionate learners who are embedded in our customers’ businesses to provide unbiased solutions. Agility . We adopt new technologies and evolve services to meet customers where they are in their journey. Compassion . We’re one team doing the right thing for our customers, communities and each other. As valued members of a winning team on an inspiring mission, Rackers make a real difference for our customers. It’s why we’re frequently recognized as an employer of choice by global industry-leading programs, including Great Place to Work, Forbes and Fortune. Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging at Rackspace Technology Rackspace Technology believes that diversity of thought sparks innovation. We strive to create an environment that encourages Rackers to be authentic and share their unique backgrounds and perspectives. Our commitment to inclusion fosters a sense of belonging that makes our culture truly unique. Our global diversity, inclusion and belonging strategy is built on the foundation that all Rackers and potential Rackers, customers, vendors, business partners and guests are treated with respect, and are not discriminated against based on who they are. Our strategy helps us hire key talent, drive revenue and support the communities in which we serve. Our Rackers actively participate in global Racker Resource Groups that provide diversity education, professional development, networking, support and a place for belonging. Our Racker Resource Groups include: EAST – Elevating Asian Strengths and Talents. Lavender – Supporting mental wellness and physical abilities. NextGen – Empowering future leaders through mentorship, relationship building, and creativity. POWER – Professional Organization for Women’

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/about/culture Overview At Rackspace Technology, we’re obsessed with empowering our customers to grow their business, increase their efficiency and deliver the future. We make this happen through our technical expertise across the world’s leading technologies. Our approach — which we’ve branded Fanatical Experience™ — is at the heart of everything we do. Since 1999, this has guided how we care for customers, one another, our communities and our planet. It’s our way of helping to make the world a better place. Our communities Core values Our employees, affectionately called “Rackers,” are our true strength and differentiator. They embody our core values: Excellence . We are an accountable, disciplined, high-performing company with proven results. Customer-driven . We are proactive, collaborative and committed to success for our customers. Expertise . Rackers are passionate learners who are embedded in our customers’ businesses to provide unbiased solutions. Agility . We adopt new technologies and evolve services to meet customers where they are in their journey. Compassion . We’re one team doing the right thing for our customers, communities and each other. As valued members of a winning team on an inspiring mission, Rackers make a real difference for our customers. It’s why we’re


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/set-up-onedrive-for-business-for-windows Prerequisites Applies to: User Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 15 Minutes Tools required: Microsoft 365® user licensed with OneDrive®, Windows® OS, active network connection For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . For additional information about Microsoft 365 licensing, see our product comparison chart . The following article describes how to install and configure the OneDrive for Business application for Windows. Note: If you are unsure whether your license includes OneDrive, contact your administrator. Install OneDrive For Business Use the following steps to install OneDrive for Business: Navigate to the following link to begin the installation process: OneDrive for Business . Navigate to the following link to begin the installation process: OneDrive for Business . Select Download . Select Download . Save and Run the OneDriveSetup.exe application when prompted. Save and Run the OneDriveSetup.exe application when prompted. Configure OneDrive for Business Use the following steps to configure OneDrive for business: Click the Start menu and Open the OneDrive application. Click the Start menu and Open the OneDrive application. Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and select Sign In . Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and select Sign In . Enter the password for your Microsoft 365 email address when prompted and select Sign In . Enter the password for your Microsoft 365 email address when prompted and select Sign In . After you sign in, navigate through the tutorial and select Open my OneDrive folder . After you sign in, navigate through the tutorial and select Open my OneDrive folder . Note: If you want to change the default folder path for OneDrive, you can do this when prompted with the following message during initial setup: “This is your OneDrive folder. Add files here so you can access them from other devices and still have them on this PC. Your OneDrive folder is here:” Upload files to OneDrive for Business Use the following steps to upload files to OneDrive for Business. Open the File Explorer and select your OneDrive folder. Open the File Explorer and select your OneDrive folder. Click and drag (or copy or cut and paste) the file into the OneDrive folder. Click and drag (or copy or cut and paste) the file into the OneDrive folder. Note: The OneDrive for Business application syncs files in real time. Share files and folders through OneDrive for Business Use the following steps to share files via OneDrive

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/set-up-onedrive-for-business-for-windows Prerequisites Applies to: User Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 15 Minutes Tools required: Microsoft 365® user licensed with OneDrive®, Windows® OS, active network connection For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . For additional information about Microsoft 365 licensing, see our product comparison chart . The following article describes how to install and configure the OneDrive for Business application for Windows. Note: If you are unsure whether your license includes OneDrive, contact your administrator. Install OneDrive For Business Use the following steps to install OneDrive for Business: Navigate to the following link to begin the installation process: OneDrive for Business . Navigate to the following link to begin the installation process: OneDrive for Business . Select Download . Select Download . Save and Run the OneDriveSetup.exe application when prompted. Save and Run the OneDriveSetup.exe application when prompted. Configure OneDrive for Business Use the following steps to configure OneDrive for business: Click the Start menu and Open the OneDrive application. Click the Start menu and Open the OneDrive application. Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and select Sign In . Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and select Sign In . Enter the password for your


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/cloud/private/ai Rackspace Private Cloud AI AI has emerged as the foundation of innovation, driving businesses toward unprecedented efficiency and growth. However, many organizations feel stuck in the experimentation and pilot stages with little results to show. At Rackspace Technology, we can help you accelerate your journey to AI in production with measurable business outcomes. Rackspace Private Cloud AI gives you the infrastructure, expertise and services to scale AI securely – at speed. From fine-tuning to inferencing to full production, our platforms and AI launchpad service remove complexity so you can move forward in achieving results. Leveraging AI capabilities within a private cloud architecture can provide the robust data security required for handling sensitive data while streamlining compliance processes. Rackspace Private Cloud AI supports granular customization and optimized resource allocation, facilitating scalable and efficient AI and machine learning workloads. It prioritizes adaptability, security and performance to cater to various infrastructure choices, bringing outstanding AI capabilities to the forefront. These solutions are designed to enable experimentation, implementation and flexible deployment at scale across customer-owned data centers, third-party data centers or colocation environments. Rackspace Private Cloud AI unlocks the power of AI to uncover new possibilities and turn today's challenges into tomorrow's successes. Complete the FAIR AI Diagnostic Today! Move beyond proofs of concept and into production with a complimentary assessment and report. Start now. Complete your assessment today. Solutions Rackspace AI launchpad Accelerate AI adoption with a ready-to-use environment for testing, scaling and operationalizing enterprise AI workloads. Rackspace AI Anywhere Rackspace AI Anywhere equips organizations to harness the power of AI in a private and secure cloud environment. Rackspace AI Business Rackspace AI Business equips you to optimize AI three ways — distributed training, scalable inferencing and fine-tuning. Our expertise Related resources AI is Here — Accelerate Your Journey to Generative AI Private cloud’s popularity is on the rise among those looking for better economics, stronger compliance and AI inferencing opportunities. Tune in now. Ready to get started? Ready to get started? Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/cloud/private/ai Rackspace Private Cloud AI AI has emerged as the foundation of innovation, driving businesses toward unprecedented efficiency and growth. However, many organizations feel stuck in the experimentation and pilot stages with little results to show. At Rackspace Technology, we can help you accelerate your journey to AI in production with measurable business outcomes. Rackspace Private Cloud AI gives you the infrastructure, expertise and services to scale AI securely – at speed. From fine-tuning to inferencing to full production, our platforms and AI launchpad service remove complexity so you can move forward in achieving results. Leveraging AI capabilities within a private cloud architecture can provide the robust data security required for handling sensitive data while streamlining compliance processes. Rackspace Private Cloud AI supports granular customization and optimized resource allocation, facilitating scalable and efficient AI and machine learning workloads. It prioritizes adaptability, security and performance to cater to various infrastructure choices, bringing outstanding AI capabilities to the forefront. These solutions are designed to enable experimentation, implementation and flexible deployment at scale across customer-owned data centers, third-party data centers or colocation environments. Rackspace Private Cloud AI unlocks the power of AI to uncover new possibilities and turn today's challenges into tomorrow's


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/communicating-with-your-dba-team A successful DBA solution requires effective communication with your DBA team. You are responsible for providing context about the requirements of your database, information about the application, and any predicted important business events (expected activity spikes, and so on). You should use the Rackspace Technology Customer Portal for routine communication, but you can also use the following options to communicate with the DBA team, depending on your solution tier: The onboarding team Ongoing meetings with the Lead DBA The Onboarding Team Provide as much information about your database to the Onboarding team and your assigned DBA, if applicable. The Onboarding team collects this database information to ensure a successful DBA integration. Ongoing Meetings with Lead DBA If you are an Advanced Database Tuning customer, you can expect to have regularly scheduled meetings with your Lead DBA. Weekly or bi-weekly meetings that address tactical issues, including any changes to your environment that might affect your database. Monthly strategic meetings about any business changes that might affect your database needs. Quarterly meetings to discuss the high-level direction of your business and determine any possible impact on your database. The following section explains how you can use notifications to communicate with Rackspace Technology about your DBA service. Notifications Notifications The Rackspace Technology Customer Portal sends any alert notifications about the following kinds of events: The status of tickets you created The status of tickets created in response to Rackspace Technology-identified issues Any actions that Rackspace Technology performs within your environment Review the Rackspace Technology Customer Portal Onboarding Guide for more information about managing notifications. Depending on your environment, these notifications might provide information or require you to take action. Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/communicating-with-your-dba-team A successful DBA solution requires effective communication with your DBA team. You are responsible for providing context about the requirements of your database, information about the application, and any predicted important business events (expected activity spikes, and so on). You should use the Rackspace Technology Customer Portal for routine communication, but you can also use the following options to communicate with the DBA team, depending on your solution tier: The onboarding team Ongoing meetings with the Lead DBA The Onboarding Team Provide as much information about your database to the Onboarding team and your assigned DBA, if applicable. The Onboarding team collects this database information to ensure a successful DBA integration. Ongoing Meetings with Lead DBA If you are an Advanced Database Tuning customer, you can expect to have regularly scheduled meetings with your Lead DBA. Weekly or bi-weekly meetings that address tactical issues, including any changes to your environment that might affect your database. Monthly strategic meetings about any business changes that might affect your database needs. Quarterly meetings to discuss the high-level direction of your business and determine any possible impact on your database. The following section explains how you can use notifications to communicate with


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: TP The Managed Operations service level supports the following SMTP tool: Active Directory Active Directory (AD) is not currently supported. Reach out to Rackspace support to evaluate alternative solutions. Other Packages Although we don't support all technologies, we do offer reasonable-endeavor support, which extends our support into offering alternative solutions. Reasonable-endeavor support can include help from Rackspace partners and other third-party services. Load balancing: Support is provided through the use of Cloud Load Balancers. Load balancing: Support is provided through the use of Cloud Load Balancers. DNS: The use of the Rackspace Cloud name servers for DNS is supported. Windows DNS is currently not supported. DNS: The use of the Rackspace Cloud name servers for DNS is supported. Windows DNS is currently not supported. Exchange: Exchange is not supported at this time. Exchange: Exchange is not supported at this time. SharePoint: SharePoint is not supported at this time. SharePoint: SharePoint is not supported at this time. Terminal Services: We will install the role and license. Terminal Services: We will install the role and license. Cloud Files: Integration with Cloud Files is supported by using the API; however, no development assistance with using the API is provided. Cloud Files: Integration with Cloud Files is supported by using the API; however, no development assistance with using the API is provided. End-of-life support dates Rackspace makes every effort to align our support dates for operating systems with the manufacturer's support dates. The following end-of-life support dates are provided by the manufacturer and are subject to change. If the manufacturer decides to shorten the support life of an operating system, Rackspace might be forced to end support sooner than the published date. Updated 5 days ago

Output: TP The Managed Operations service level supports the following SMTP tool: Active Directory Active Directory (AD) is not currently supported. Reach out to Rackspace support to evaluate alternative solutions. Other Packages Although we don't support all technologies, we do offer reasonable-endeavor support, which extends our support into offering alternative solutions. Reasonable-endeavor support can include help from Rackspace partners and other third-party services. Load balancing: Support is provided through the use of Cloud Load Balancers. Load balancing: Support is provided through the use of Cloud Load Balancers. DNS: The use of the Rackspace Cloud name servers for DNS is supported. Windows DNS is currently not supported. DNS: The use of the Rackspace Cloud name servers for DNS is supported. Windows DNS is currently not supported. Exchange: Exchange is not supported at this time. Exchange: Exchange is not supported at this time. SharePoint: SharePoint is not supported at this time. SharePoint: SharePoint is not supported at this time. Terminal Services: We will install the role and license. Terminal Services: We will install the role and license. Cloud Files: Integration with Cloud Files is supported by using the API; however, no development assistance with using the API is provided. Cloud Files: Integration with


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/case-studies/seattle-childrens Optimize Epic EMR system management while maintaining availability, data security, and cost-effective, scalable operations. Customer Ranked as one of the top children’s hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report , Seattle Children’s Hospital serves as the pediatric and adolescent academic medical center for Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho — the largest region of any children’s hospital in the country. As one of the nation’s top five pediatric research centers, Seattle Children’s Research Institute is internationally recognized for its work in neurosciences, immunology, cancer, infectious diseases, injury prevention and much more. Seattle Children’s Foundation and Seattle Children’s Guild Association — the largest all-volunteer fundraising network for any hospital in the country — work to raise funds for lifesaving care and research. Together, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Research Institute and Foundation deliver superior patient care, advance new discoveries and treatments through pediatric research, and raise funds to create better futures for patients. “Founded over a century ago by a group of philanthropic women, Seattle Children’s remains dedicated to its mission to provide hope, care and cures to help every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible,” said Dr. Zafar Chaudry, Senior VP, Chief Digital Officer and Chief AI and Information Officer. Situation As the healthcare landscape evolved, Seattle Children's recognized the opportunity to optimize its Epic electronic medical record (EMR) system. "Epic is our core electronic medical record and a critical component of the hospital’s patient care operations," said Dr. Chaudry. Seattle Children’s evaluated potential Epic hosting partners against several categories: availability, security, expertise, and cost. Ensuring continuous availability and minimizing system downtime was critical, as even brief interruptions could significantly impact patient care and hospital operations. Seattle Children’s needed a partner to provide near-constant uptime while allowing for system updates and maintenance. The hospital also needed to secure sensitive patient data in compliance with HIPAA regulations, and this challenge was intensified by the growing demand for IT resources as Seattle Children's expanded its services and patient base. In addition, Seattle Children’s needed to balance these criteria with infrastructure spend to run and maintain the EMR. “Collaborating with Rackspace Technology enables my team to focus solely on supporting our

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/case-studies/seattle-childrens Optimize Epic EMR system management while maintaining availability, data security, and cost-effective, scalable operations. Customer Ranked as one of the top children’s hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report , Seattle Children’s Hospital serves as the pediatric and adolescent academic medical center for Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho — the largest region of any children’s hospital in the country. As one of the nation’s top five pediatric research centers, Seattle Children’s Research Institute is internationally recognized for its work in neurosciences, immunology, cancer, infectious diseases, injury prevention and much more. Seattle Children’s Foundation and Seattle Children’s Guild Association — the largest all-volunteer fundraising network for any hospital in the country — work to raise funds for lifesaving care and research. Together, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Research Institute and Foundation deliver superior patient care, advance new discoveries and treatments through pediatric research, and raise funds to create better futures for patients. “Founded over a century ago by a group of philanthropic women, Seattle Children’s remains dedicated to its mission to provide hope, care and cures to help every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible,” said Dr. Zafar Chaudry, Senior VP, Chief Digital Officer and


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: cloud-based shop floor integration capable of handling 1,000 daily messages and supporting MQTT and OPC UA protocols, designed for reliable, low-dependency data processing and rapid adaptation to new use cases. Product engineering Accelerate the pace of innovation through better collaboration and scalable product engineering solutions that can generate the dynamic features tomorrow’s market will demand. Part lists We addressed the complex task of tracking parts across car models by redesigning an SAP application for the cloud on AWS, greatly aiding automotive stakeholders by enhancing adaptability and handling complexity more efficiently. Dynamic rendering farm Do you find yourself waiting all day for rendering jobs to finish? We developed an AWS solution that dynamically scales Autodesk VRED rendering instances, providing on-demand rendering power and cost savings by removing instances post-job completion. Sustainability platform At the operational phase, there are data transparency needs related to automotive emissions. However, the development and production phases often involve proprietary information. We're developing solutions to provide parts owners with relevant emissions data and innovative ways to reduce emissions. Our Expertise Explore our expert credentials and industry recognition. “Allcargo Group’s digital transformation is focused on simplifying operations. As part of the cloud migration across six data centers, transitioning to AWS has enhanced scalability, reinforced system security and ensured stable, efficient operations. Additionally, it has enhanced ECU’s disaster recovery." See More Case Studies Our approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business and your customers – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Discover how our cloud solutions can drive your automotive innovation Discover how our cloud solutions can drive your automotive innovation Contact us for a customized consultation. Contact us for a customized consultation.

Output: cloud-based shop floor integration capable of handling 1,000 daily messages and supporting MQTT and OPC UA protocols, designed for reliable, low-dependency data processing and rapid adaptation to new use cases. Product engineering Accelerate the pace of innovation through better collaboration and scalable product engineering solutions that can generate the dynamic features tomorrow’s market will demand. Part lists We addressed the complex task of tracking parts across car models by redesigning an SAP application for the cloud on AWS, greatly aiding automotive stakeholders by enhancing adaptability and handling complexity more efficiently. Dynamic rendering farm Do you find yourself waiting all day for rendering jobs to finish? We developed an AWS solution that dynamically scales Autodesk VRED rendering instances, providing on-demand rendering power and cost savings by removing instances post-job completion. Sustainability platform At the operational phase, there are data transparency needs related to automotive emissions. However, the development and production phases often involve proprietary information. We're developing solutions to provide parts owners with relevant emissions data and innovative ways to reduce emissions. Our Expertise Explore our expert credentials and industry recognition. “Allcargo Group’s digital transformation is focused on simplifying operations. As part of the cloud migration across six data centers, transitioning


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/choosing-between-rdbms-and-nosql This page presents information to help you decide whether to use a relational database, a NoSQL database, or a hybrid solution. Prerequisite For an introduction to relational databases and NoSQL databases, see Types of databases . Features of relational databases and NoSQL databases The following table provides a high-level comparison of the characteristics of relational and NoSQL databases: The following image visualizes the structures of various types of databases, as well as the data complexity that they accommodate by design: The following table compares the characteristics of relational databases and NoSQL graph databases: Questions to ask before choosing a NoSQL database If you are evaluating whether a NoSQL database is appropriate for your production environment, you should address the following technical, business, and deployment considerations. Technical Considerations Before deciding to use a NoSQL database, ask the following technical questions: Can the database serve as the primary data source for the online application? Does the database have features that prevent the loss of critical data? Are writes durable in nature by default so that the data is safe? Is the database fault-tolerant, and is it capable of providing continuous availability? Can the database easily replicate data located in the same data center, across multiple data centers, and across different cloud availability zones? Does the database offer read/write anywhere capabilities? (Can the system write to and read from any node in the cluster?) Does the database provide a robust set of security features? Does the database support backup and recovery procedures that are easy to create and manage? Does the database require special caching layers? Is the database capable of managing big data and delivering high performance regardless of data size? Does the database offer linear scalability for adding new nodes? Can new nodes be added and removed online without impacting your business? Does the database support key platforms and developer languages? Does the database provide a query language that is similar to SQL? Can the database run on commodity hardware with no special requirements? Is the database easy to implement and maintain for large deployments? Does the database offer data compression that results in significant storage savings? Is it easy to run analytic operations on the database? Can the database easily interface with and support modern data warehouses or data lakes that use Hadoop? Is it easy to carry out search operations and functions directly on the NoSQL database? Can the database isolate the online, analytic, and search workloads within a single application? Does the database have solid command-line

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/choosing-between-rdbms-and-nosql This page presents information to help you decide whether to use a relational database, a NoSQL database, or a hybrid solution. Prerequisite For an introduction to relational databases and NoSQL databases, see Types of databases . Features of relational databases and NoSQL databases The following table provides a high-level comparison of the characteristics of relational and NoSQL databases: The following image visualizes the structures of various types of databases, as well as the data complexity that they accommodate by design: The following table compares the characteristics of relational databases and NoSQL graph databases: Questions to ask before choosing a NoSQL database If you are evaluating whether a NoSQL database is appropriate for your production environment, you should address the following technical, business, and deployment considerations. Technical Considerations Before deciding to use a NoSQL database, ask the following technical questions: Can the database serve as the primary data source for the online application? Does the database have features that prevent the loss of critical data? Are writes durable in nature by default so that the data is safe? Is the database fault-tolerant, and is it capable of providing continuous availability? Can the database easily replicate data located in the


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: The Forrester Wave™: Hosted Private Cloud Services in Europe, Q2 2020 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Public Cloud Infrastructure Professional and Managed Services, Worldwide Power your advantage Discover related technology platforms and solutions to help you achieve smarter business outcomes. VMware As a VMware Cloud Service Provider Pinnacle partner, Rackspace Technology delivers fully managed VMware Cloud Foundation™ solutions to help optimize performance, lower costs and ensure compliance. Managed Hosting Managed Hosting on bare metal delivers maximum uptime, visibility, security and control for your custom dedicated needs. Cloud Adoption and Migration Adopt clouds and ease migration to accelerate innovation and optimize performance. Cloud FinOps Gain cloud transparency, reduce waste and drive savings with FinOps. Multicloud Enable multicloud and hybrid cloud to improve performance and optimize costs, so you can put your core business first. Private Cloud Achieve optimized performance, improved agility and cost savings — along with the strong security, compliance and control capabilities of private cloud. Public Cloud Access expert cloud services to design, build, migrate, manage and optimize your public cloud for continual IT innovation. RackConnect Global Ride Rackspace’s private network to lower your connectivity costs, improve resilience and improve data privacy. Related resources Learn more about how we’re solving with colocation. IDC MarketScape names Rackspace as a major player in colocation Ready to get started? Ready to get started? Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1-800-961-4454 International Support +1-512-361-4935 Help Documentation Support Documentation API Documentation System status Email & Apps system status Rackspace system status Rackspace Technology Careers Rackspace Technology accelerates the value of the cloud during every phase of a customer’s digital transformation. Join us on our mission.

Output: The Forrester Wave™: Hosted Private Cloud Services in Europe, Q2 2020 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Public Cloud Infrastructure Professional and Managed Services, Worldwide Power your advantage Discover related technology platforms and solutions to help you achieve smarter business outcomes. VMware As a VMware Cloud Service Provider Pinnacle partner, Rackspace Technology delivers fully managed VMware Cloud Foundation™ solutions to help optimize performance, lower costs and ensure compliance. Managed Hosting Managed Hosting on bare metal delivers maximum uptime, visibility, security and control for your custom dedicated needs. Cloud Adoption and Migration Adopt clouds and ease migration to accelerate innovation and optimize performance. Cloud FinOps Gain cloud transparency, reduce waste and drive savings with FinOps. Multicloud Enable multicloud and hybrid cloud to improve performance and optimize costs, so you can put your core business first. Private Cloud Achieve optimized performance, improved agility and cost savings — along with the strong security, compliance and control capabilities of private cloud. Public Cloud Access expert cloud services to design, build, migrate, manage and optimize your public cloud for continual IT innovation. RackConnect Global Ride Rackspace’s private network to lower your connectivity costs, improve resilience and improve data privacy. Related resources Learn more about how we’re


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: mail client , you can verify that your SMTP settings are correct by logging in to the Email Help Tool . Log in to apps.rackspace.com and try to send the message again. If you can send a message from webmail but not from a local mail client , you can verify that your SMTP settings are correct by logging in to the Email Help Tool . Determine whether you got a bounce message. If so, see Common email bounce messages for possible solutions. Determine whether you got a bounce message. If so, see Common email bounce messages for possible solutions. If you are sending from a local mail client , check your Drafts and Outbox folders for the message. If the message is in one of those folders, attempt to resend it. If you are sending from a local mail client , check your Drafts and Outbox folders for the message. If the message is in one of those folders, attempt to resend it. If you are sending to a contact, manually enter the email address and resend the message. Verify that the contact information is correct. If you are sending to a contact, manually enter the email address and resend the message. Verify that the contact information is correct. Try to send the message from a computer connected to a different Internet network. For example, send from your home network or an alternative office network. Note: Office network changes can cause email disruptions. Contact your office network administrator if the preceding test is successful on an alternative Internet network. Try to send the message from a computer connected to a different Internet network. For example, send from your home network or an alternative office network. Note: Office network changes can cause email disruptions. Contact your office network administrator if the preceding test is successful on an alternative Internet network. Verify with the recipient to see if your message ended up in a subfolder. Verify with the recipient to see if your message ended up in a subfolder. Also, ask the recipient if your message got marked as spam. If your message shows as spam, see Best practices for sending person-to-person email to prevent this in the future. Also, ask the recipient if your message got marked as spam. If your message shows as spam, see Best practices for sending person-to-person email to prevent this in the future. References Cloud Office support terminology Cloud Office Email Portal Email Help Tool Common email bounce messages Troubleshoot a failed email connection Updated 5 days ago

Output: mail client , you can verify that your SMTP settings are correct by logging in to the Email Help Tool . Log in to apps.rackspace.com and try to send the message again. If you can send a message from webmail but not from a local mail client , you can verify that your SMTP settings are correct by logging in to the Email Help Tool . Determine whether you got a bounce message. If so, see Common email bounce messages for possible solutions. Determine whether you got a bounce message. If so, see Common email bounce messages for possible solutions. If you are sending from a local mail client , check your Drafts and Outbox folders for the message. If the message is in one of those folders, attempt to resend it. If you are sending from a local mail client , check your Drafts and Outbox folders for the message. If the message is in one of those folders, attempt to resend it. If you are sending to a contact, manually enter the email address and resend the message. Verify that the contact information is correct. If you are sending to a contact, manually enter the email address and


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/add-a-rackspace-email-group-list This article shows how to create a group list. Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 5 minutes Tools required: Cloud Office Control Panel access For more information on prerequisite terminology, see Rackspace Email Support Terminology . Group List Overview A group list is a great way to manage users in a select team or group on your domain. There is no limit to the number of internal recipients (addresses within your domain). There is a limit of 250 additional recipients outside of the internal domain. Example : If you have three users on your billing team, you can group them under a single address, like [email protected] , allowing them to communicate billing updates to the whole team easily. Note: The maximum message size for group lists is 5 MB. Step-by-Step Instructions Login to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . Login to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . In the Rackspace Email section, click Group Lists . In the Rackspace Email section, click Group Lists . On the Group Lists page, click Add Group List . On the Group Lists page, click Add Group List . Enter an email address for your group list, enter a subject tag , and select a list type . You can choose to send replies to the sender only or send replies to the entire group list. Enter an email address for your group list, enter a subject tag , and select a list type . You can choose to send replies to the sender only or send replies to the entire group list. Choose whether to send replies to the sender only or to the entire group list . Choose whether to send replies to the sender only or to the entire group list . Select the recipients to include. You can add both internal and external addresses. Select the recipients to include. You can add both internal and external addresses. Select who is authorized to send an email to this group list. Select who is authorized to send an email to this group list. Click Save . Click Save . The new group list will now be active and appear in your list of group addresses. Use the Feedback tab to make any comments or ask questions. You can also contact support for assistance. Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/add-a-rackspace-email-group-list This article shows how to create a group list. Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 5 minutes Tools required: Cloud Office Control Panel access For more information on prerequisite terminology, see Rackspace Email Support Terminology . Group List Overview A group list is a great way to manage users in a select team or group on your domain. There is no limit to the number of internal recipients (addresses within your domain). There is a limit of 250 additional recipients outside of the internal domain. Example : If you have three users on your billing team, you can group them under a single address, like [email protected] , allowing them to communicate billing updates to the whole team easily. Note: The maximum message size for group lists is 5 MB. Step-by-Step Instructions Login to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . Login to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . In the Rackspace Email section, click Group Lists . In the Rackspace Email section, click Group Lists . On the Group Lists page, click Add Group List . On the Group Lists page, click Add Group List . Enter an email address for your group list, enter a


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/android-gmail-setup-office365 Prerequisites Applies to: User Difficulty: Easy Time needed: Setting up email takes about five minutes. Propagation of email inside the Gmail® application depends on the size of the mailbox as well as the internet speed. Tools required: Licensed user, Android® device with the Gmail application. Configure your mailbox Use the following steps to set up your Office 365® Exchange® Mailbox: Click Gmail . Click Gmail . Click on the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen. Click on the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen. Click Settings . Click Settings . Click Add Account . Click Add Account . Select Exchange and Microsoft 365 . Select Exchange and Microsoft 365 . Enter an Office 365 email address. Enter an Office 365 email address. Click Next . Click Next . Enter your password and click Next . Enter your password and click Next . If the Redirect request screen displays, you see the follow message: To configure your account, Gmail is being asked to send account info to https://autodiscover-s.outlook.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml is this ok? If the Redirect request screen displays, you see the follow message: To configure your account, Gmail is being asked to send account info to https://autodiscover-s.outlook.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml is this ok? Click OK . Click OK . When you see the Remote security administration and approve additional security measures, click OK to finalize the setup. When you see the Remote security administration and approve additional security measures, click OK to finalize the setup. Basic instruction Now that you have configured the exchange mailbox, here are a few basic functions within the Apple® mail application on the device: In the Mail app, tap the New Message pen inside a square icon at the bottom-right side of the screen. In the Mail app, tap the New Message pen inside a square icon at the bottom-right side of the screen. Compose the message. Compose the message. Tap the paper airplane (send icon) in the upper-right corner of the screen. Tap the paper airplane (send icon) in the upper-right corner of the screen. Tap the message that you want to reply to or forward. Tap the message that you want to reply to or forward. Choose if you want to Reply , Reply All ,or Forward the email.

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/android-gmail-setup-office365 Prerequisites Applies to: User Difficulty: Easy Time needed: Setting up email takes about five minutes. Propagation of email inside the Gmail® application depends on the size of the mailbox as well as the internet speed. Tools required: Licensed user, Android® device with the Gmail application. Configure your mailbox Use the following steps to set up your Office 365® Exchange® Mailbox: Click Gmail . Click Gmail . Click on the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen. Click on the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen. Click Settings . Click Settings . Click Add Account . Click Add Account . Select Exchange and Microsoft 365 . Select Exchange and Microsoft 365 . Enter an Office 365 email address. Enter an Office 365 email address. Click Next . Click Next . Enter your password and click Next . Enter your password and click Next . If the Redirect request screen displays, you see the follow message: To configure your account, Gmail is being asked to send account info to https://autodiscover-s.outlook.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml is this ok? If the Redirect request screen displays, you see the follow message: To configure your account, Gmail is being asked to send account


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: Server: secure.emailsrvr.com Override default port: Selected Use SSL to connect (recommended): Selected Outgoing Server Port: 465 Click Add Account . Click Add Account . Click More Options and enter the following information: Authentication: Use Incoming Server information Unqualified domain: Leave this field blank Click More Options and enter the following information: Authentication: Use Incoming Server information Unqualified domain: Leave this field blank Click OK . Click OK . Close the accounts window and click Send/Receive in Outlook. You have now successfully configured Outlook 2011 to connect to the renamed email address. Close the accounts window and click Send/Receive in Outlook. You have now successfully configured Outlook 2011 to connect to the renamed email address. Note: If you see items missing in the new Outlook account, you must import the data from the old profile. See Migrate from a POP server to Rackspace Email IMAP . Updated 5 days ago

Output: Server: secure.emailsrvr.com Override default port: Selected Use SSL to connect (recommended): Selected Outgoing Server Port: 465 Click Add Account . Click Add Account . Click More Options and enter the following information: Authentication: Use Incoming Server information Unqualified domain: Leave this field blank Click More Options and enter the following information: Authentication: Use Incoming Server information Unqualified domain: Leave this field blank Click OK . Click OK . Close the accounts window and click Send/Receive in Outlook. You have now successfully configured Outlook 2011 to connect to the renamed email address. Close the accounts window and click Send/Receive in Outlook. You have now successfully configured Outlook 2011 to connect to the renamed email address. Note: If you see items missing in the new Outlook account, you must import the data from the old profile. See Migrate from a POP server to Rackspace Email IMAP . Updated 5 days ago


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: can also be performed manually. To manually run a delta synchronization, click the Sync History tab and then click the Sync Now button. Note: The Directory Sync services never make changes to the directory. All access is read-only. Synchronize users and groups For information about how to start synchronizing your Active Directory objects to your mailboxes and distribution lists, see the Rackspace Directory Sync Operations Guide . Install password synchronization for multiple DCs (optional) The main installer for Directory Sync is installed on one DC that communicates directly to Rackspace. The DC communicates through the Rackspace API to the Cloud Office Control Panel over an HTTPS connection on port 443. This DC, or primary DC, includes the Directory Sync UI and is where Directory Sync is configured. If you have multiple DCs to manage the Active Directory, you must install the Password Handler on all DCs except the primary DC (the Password Handler is installed during the initial setup). Normally, password changes in a network occur locally and then are replicated to the other DCs. Directory Sync is unable to see those password changes after replication because of encryption. To ensure that password changes are synchronized, each DC requires the Password Handler to be installed directly. This installation requires each DC to restart. Password changes made in the other DCs are delivered to the primary DC over port 8732. Multiple DCs communicate internally with the primary DC and do not send any password changes outside of the network. All password synchronizations are funneled through the primary DC and then synchronized to Rackspace. The following figure illustrates this communication process. During the installation of the Directory Sync service on the primary DC, the Directory Sync Password Handler Install folder was created on the desktop. Use the installer in this folder to synchronize your users' passwords across multiple DCs. Note: The .msi file within the folder should be installed only on the secondary DCs. This process applies to multiple DCs (two or more). Repeat the following steps for each additional DC in the Active Directory forest. Important: You must restart each DC to complete this process. Consider performing these steps during off-hours. Copy the .msi file to the secondary DC. Double-click the installation file and click Next on the welcome page of the wizard. On the next page, click Install . After the restart, click Finish . The Password Handler of Directory Sync is installed. Note: This application runs in the background. You do not have to configure any settings. Settings are taken from the primary DC. Now that the installation is complete, see

Output: can also be performed manually. To manually run a delta synchronization, click the Sync History tab and then click the Sync Now button. Note: The Directory Sync services never make changes to the directory. All access is read-only. Synchronize users and groups For information about how to start synchronizing your Active Directory objects to your mailboxes and distribution lists, see the Rackspace Directory Sync Operations Guide . Install password synchronization for multiple DCs (optional) The main installer for Directory Sync is installed on one DC that communicates directly to Rackspace. The DC communicates through the Rackspace API to the Cloud Office Control Panel over an HTTPS connection on port 443. This DC, or primary DC, includes the Directory Sync UI and is where Directory Sync is configured. If you have multiple DCs to manage the Active Directory, you must install the Password Handler on all DCs except the primary DC (the Password Handler is installed during the initial setup). Normally, password changes in a network occur locally and then are replicated to the other DCs. Directory Sync is unable to see those password changes after replication because of encryption. To ensure that password changes are synchronized, each DC requires the


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/add-a-domain-in-office-365 The default domain in Office 365® is {tenantName}.onmicrosoft.com . Until you add your own domain to Office 365, any new users that you create contain the default domain name. This article describes how to add a domain in Office 365. By adding your own domain, you can create users specific to that domain. Prerequisites Applies to: Office 365 Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 24-48 hours for the domain to be verified Tools required: Office 365 Global Administrator access For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . Before you can set up a domain in the Office 365 portal, you must create your Office 365 tenant with Rackspace and add the product licenses that you need. Add a domain in Office 365 Log in to your Office 365 Control Panel . Log in to your Office 365 Control Panel . From the left menu, select Office 365 Admin Center . From the left menu, select Office 365 Admin Center . From the left menu, select Settings , and then select Domains . From the left menu, select Settings , and then select Domains . In the Domains section, click Add Domain . In the Domains section, click Add Domain . Enter the domain name when prompted, and then click Next . Enter the domain name when prompted, and then click Next . Verify that you own the domain. This step requires you to log in to your domain's DNS host portal. If you do not know what your DNS host is, see Find your DNS host . Select the Add a TXT record instead option, and then select Next . Copy the TXT record information provided on the Verify domain page. Log in to your domain's DNS host portal. Add the TXT record by using the information provided on the Verify domain page. Save this change at your DNS host. After the TXT record fully propagates, select Verify . Note: The TXT record could take 24-48 hours to be verified by Office 365. Warning: It is important to consult your migration plan before continuing through the domain setup. Changing your MX records before you are ready to migrate can result in a loss of service. After Office 365 successfully verifies your domain, you can begin to assign it to your users. You cannot fully use your Office 365 services until you add the appropriate DNS entries to your domain's DNS host . Verify that you own the domain. This step requires you to log in to your domain

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/add-a-domain-in-office-365 The default domain in Office 365® is {tenantName}.onmicrosoft.com . Until you add your own domain to Office 365, any new users that you create contain the default domain name. This article describes how to add a domain in Office 365. By adding your own domain, you can create users specific to that domain. Prerequisites Applies to: Office 365 Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 24-48 hours for the domain to be verified Tools required: Office 365 Global Administrator access For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . Before you can set up a domain in the Office 365 portal, you must create your Office 365 tenant with Rackspace and add the product licenses that you need. Add a domain in Office 365 Log in to your Office 365 Control Panel . Log in to your Office 365 Control Panel . From the left menu, select Office 365 Admin Center . From the left menu, select Office 365 Admin Center . From the left menu, select Settings , and then select Domains . From the left menu, select Settings , and then select Domains . In the Domains section, click Add Domain . In the Domains


Instruction: Summarize the following Rackspace content in one concise paragraph.

Input: , trademarks, service marks, logos, domain names, and other distinctive brand elements, whether registered or not are owned, controlled or licensed by or to Rackspace, and are protected by intellectual property laws (the “ Intellectual Property Laws ”), including but not limited to copyright, trademark, trade dress, domain name, patent, trade secret, international treaties and other proprietary rights and unfair competition laws. In using the Rackspace Websites or the Content, you acknowledge and agree to abide by all applicable Intellectual Property Laws, as well as any specific notices contained on the Rackspace Websites. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. The Rackspace Websites and the Content may not be copied, reproduced, modified, adapted, translated, transmitted, displayed, published, posted, resold, or otherwise distributed in any way, without Rackspace’s express prior written authorization. You are granted permission to display on your computer, print and download the Content on the Rackspace Websites solely for your own personal, non-commercial and educational use. You must retain copyright and other notices on any copies of the Content you make. Certain Content and documents available on the Rackspace Websites are open source Content and documents subject to the applicable open source license and are so marked. Your use of those materials is governed by the individual applicable license. Unauthorized use of the Rackspace Websites or the Content contained on or available through the Rackspace Websites or any linked websites may violate applicable Intellectual Property Laws or other laws. The Rackspace Websites, Online Mediums and Content may contain user or third party submitted content, such as feedback and suggestions, post or submissions and other materials (the “ Submissions ”) intended for review by the general public, or by members of any public or private community. Rackspace does not claim ownership of the Submissions and, to the full extent permitted by law, shall have no obligation or liability of any kind, including without limitation errors, omissions, or damages, with respect to Submissions. Submissions are not reviewed, approved or endorsed by Rackspace and are provided solely for convenience to Rackspace customers and users. Rackspace reserves the right to monitor, restrict access to, edit or remove any Content available via the Online Mediums. Copyrights Infringement Complaints. You may not use the Rackspace Websites, Content or Online Mediums for any purpose or in any manner that infringes the rights of any third parties. Rackspace encourages you to report any content on the Rackspace

Output: , trademarks, service marks, logos, domain names, and other distinctive brand elements, whether registered or not are owned, controlled or licensed by or to Rackspace, and are protected by intellectual property laws (the “ Intellectual Property Laws ”), including but not limited to copyright, trademark, trade dress, domain name, patent, trade secret, international treaties and other proprietary rights and unfair competition laws. In using the Rackspace Websites or the Content, you acknowledge and agree to abide by all applicable Intellectual Property Laws, as well as any specific notices contained on the Rackspace Websites. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. The Rackspace Websites and the Content may not be copied, reproduced, modified, adapted, translated, transmitted, displayed, published, posted, resold, or otherwise distributed in any way, without Rackspace’s express prior written authorization. You are granted permission to display on your computer, print and download the Content on the Rackspace Websites solely for your own personal, non-commercial and educational use. You must retain copyright and other notices on any copies of the Content you make. Certain Content and documents available on the Rackspace Websites are open source Content and documents subject to the applicable open source license and are so marked. Your