Tag Archives: Cloud Computing

The Limited Cloud

The cloud is truly someone else’s computer, and it’s not limitless. From the perspective of the individual, it might seem like you could scale infinitely if you need more boxes, storage, or networking, but ultimately the cloud vendor (Azure, AWS, … Continue reading

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The Useful Cloud Tags

One of the things I’ve seen in working with cloud based resources is that you get a lot of them in your account quickly. A database might end up with a server, an IP address, a network, security groups, and … Continue reading

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The Cloud as a Foundation

The cloud for computing is a fascinating structure. I know there are plenty of jokes about the cloud just being someone else’s computer, and there are good reasons not to use the cloud. However, there are also lots of good … Continue reading

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Going Cloud Native

I am constantly surprised at the migration of workloads to the cloud. It seems that many of the customers and clients that I speak with are moving some of their assets to the cloud. Some are moving the majority of … Continue reading

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