Blogs

Kubernetes has set itself as a go-to orchestrator over the last few years. And this is primarily the reason that almost all the leading cloud providers have come up with their own managed...

Since its first edition in 2012, re:Invent has been an exciting conference for the computing community around the globe. Not only the actual attendees but millions worldwide are excited to see...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has ruled the cloud market for a considerable time now. Even after recent advancements from its contemporaries, AWS is still the largest and most broadly adopted Cloud...

AWS re:Invent concluded last week. The annual AWS event for the cloud computing community took place in Las Vegas. It was the first re:Invent with new CEO Adam Selipsky delivering the main...

Remote working seems to have become the new normal since the start of 2020. While working on a crucial and confidential project from remote locations, the engineers are often required to log in...

Increasing data volumes are like double-edged swords. The good thing about that is - a lot of data means a lot of information and a lot of value that comes with it. However, it also means a lot...

In our quest for faster application development, we have invented, tested, and implemented several practices that have revolutionized the way we develop applications. Continuous Integration (CI)...

Data migration may conceptually sound simple but it is one of those things that are not as simple as they sound. The lack of integration and synchronization between system components may lead to...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is popular as an application-specific cloud computing platform that provides infrastructure and services for various cloud-native applications. This includes archiving,...

In my last blog, I talked about whats and whys of Infrastructure as Code. It is important to understand that IaC is more than just automation. Similar to code development, it is about managing...

Security is one of the biggest concern nowadays and organizations have started investing a considerable amount of time and money in it. 2018 has shown every one of us why it is of utmost...

The holiday season is a very merry time for everyone. You have Christmas to look forward to. And in addition to this, when it comes to late November, there is something else I have been looking...

I’m a bit late writing about this release of Kubernetes. It's already their 3rd release of 2018. Looking over the release notes and playing around with the new features is clear that the focus...

DevOps is fast becoming a standard right now and CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment) is the term often associated with development and release of a software in the...

The AWS Global Summit-athon 2018 kicked off earlier this year in March, with the first summit in Tel Aviv, Israel on 14th March 2018. So far 9 such summits out of the planned 35 have been...

In my first blog of AWX series, I talked about how to set up auto scaling infrastructure using Ansible AWX for AWS auto scaling group configuration and deployment. You can also update existing...

Docker is one popular technology amongst people working on containers. And why not considering the advantages it offers when it comes to portability, isolation, standardization, and choices for...

The IT challenge

Cloud has been the hottest commodity for past two decades now, and everyone is embracing the cloud to stay ahead of the competition. Apart from the inherent advantages, the...

In my last blog, I talked about how you can set up autoscaling infrastructure using Ansible AWX for AWS autoscaling group configuration and deployment. You can use this to update your existing...

“What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas” is one of the most famous taglines used in modern times to brand or market a city especially from the tourism perspective. Luckily though this doesn’t hold...