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Cloud-native engineering, multi-cloud strategy, and platform deep-dives.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools are some of the DevOps engineer’s best friends. Without an IaC tool, you can’t call it DevOps. Some tools that fall into the IaC category include Hashicorp’s Terraform, Upbound’s Crossplane, Pulumi, and AWS’s Cloud Formation, amongst other lesser-known tools. Why are these tools so crucial to the practice of DevOps?
If you’re building a hybrid cloud, Azure is arguably ahead of Google Cloud and even AWS.
It’s almost impossible to do DevOps well unless you automate. But where do you start and where does it end?
Hybrid clouds are a good solution to many business problems, but come with a few tradeoffs.
Companies everywhere are switching to a microservices architecture to solve a few age-old problems in software development.
Deploying to the cloud might be simple if there weren’t so many clouds and so many options.
How to get to cloud native readiness in two minutes flat!
Multi-Cloud is not a luxury. When uptime is a must, multi-cloud is the only way.
A high-level description of the Control Plane platform. Future posts will describe the architecture in great detail.
We didn’t have a choice. We looked around and realized this had to be done.
