An EU law setting digital resilience requirements for financial organisations; Microsoft Defender for Cloud offers it as a compliance standard. Not to be confused with the DevOps Research and Assessment metrics that share its acronym.
Also called DORA.
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Terms in this definition
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Combines security posture management with workload protection: a free foundational CSPM tier, paid Defender plans, Secure Score and recommendations. Its regulatory compliance dashboard shows status only and blocks nothing.
- Standard deployment type
A Foundry deployment type billed per token that keeps processing of prompts and responses inside the Azure geography of the resource, meeting data residency needs at lower volumes.
- DORA
DevOps Research and Assessment, a research programme whose four delivery metrics (how often you deploy, how long changes take to reach production, how many changes fail and how quickly service comes back) are widely used to gauge performance.
- Share
In OpenSharing, the container you fill with tables, views, volumes, models and notebooks for recipients. You need
CREATE SHAREon the metastore to make one; add a schema and all its assets, including later ones, go with history.
Related terms
- MTBF
Mean time between failures: an operational measure of how long a workload behaves normally before something breaks, usually watched together with DORA measures such as MTTR.
- MTTR
Mean time to recovery: how long, on average, it takes to get a service working again after an outage. It is among the DORA delivery measures, where it is called time to restore service.