Gee Wiz! The Armageddon of Cloud Attacks Incarnated This bug is pretty damned close to Cloud Armageddon. https://t.co/VXkLMxqWmK — Corey Quinn (@QuinnyPig) August 27, 2021 We were planning on…
In today’s cloud era, the ability to bounce back after downtime can make or break your business. Disaster recovery (DR) capabilities should therefore be a key consideration when choosing a…
Choosing a Cloud Provider—Storage: Part 2—Azure & GCPIn the first part of this series, I covered the basics of cloud storage and AWS’ most popular cloud storage services. While Amazon…
In 2019, Gartner predicted that by 2021 up to 75% of large and midsize organizations would be running some variation of multicloud environments. This IT trend is due in part…
(Don't miss Part I in this series on choosing the right cloud provider when it comes to databases.) Prior to container technology, making applications run on different environments was one…
Today, it is critical to learn and understand the structure and features available in a cloud computing environment, as it can provide various benefits and lower your costs. Nevertheless, choosing…
Until spring 2020, a lack of OS support from Microsoft rendered Linux container images as the only viable option for Kubernetes container deployment. Microsoft, however, has since made great strides…
When the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) announced late last year that Microsoft had won the contract for its Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) project (worth up to $10 billion),…
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“Cloud should be designed for security.” “It should be designed for high availability.” In cloud adoption-related conversations, these are recommendations we frequently hear. Well, here’s another nugget of wisdom that…
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