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Unless you are vigilant and diligent, public cloud spend through over provisioning, forgetting to turn off unwanted resources, not picking the right combination of instances, racking up data egress fees, and so on, can quickly make costs go awry. But public cloud cost optimization does not have to be esoteric or a long arduous road. Let’s demystify and explore ways to potentially reduce your clo...
Between 2020’s pandemic, hurricanes and wildfires, it’s never been more important to have a solid disaster recovery plan. When a company launches a disaster recovery planning process, it can be daunting task for the IT team to know what systems they need to be made available and in what order. The best starting point is to run a Business Impact Analysis.
To choose a best-fit colocation provider for your company, you’ll have to know your needs and be able to properly evaluate potential partners. Unsure of where to start? Read on for considerations and questions to get you on the right track.
Kubernetes is a portable, extensible platform for managing containerized workloads and services. It is an increasingly popular tool for moving workloads efficiently across platforms with less overhead than traditional virtual machines (VMs). Kubernetes’s capability to automate application orchestration, scaling and management makes it a very attractive lightweight platform for deploying workloads at large scale. It has been gaining momentum as a form of building cloud-like environments for web-scale type of applications, especially on bare metal servers.
