So. You’re migrating to the cloud. Simple, right? Everything is basically the same. You've got a server with an operating system of your choice. Nothing’s...more.
The Problem Working in many different languages across multiple projects means it's often a pain to remember how to build all the different components. How...more.
In my last post I talked about how to manage cloud resources with traditional configuration management tools like Chef, Puppet, Ansible, and SaltStack. Today we're...more.
Imagine this: You're moving an application from a shared server to a cloud system. This application has a massive folder of files saved onto the...more.
Ansible is a fantastic way to orchestrate deployments that aren't exactly trivial. In a complex deployment, there are dozens of players and they all need...more.
It’s 2017, which means there's a good chance that a non-trivial portion of your business depends upon the cloud. Adopting a cloud strategy for infrastructure...more.
Putting your infrastructure in the cloud has a lot of benefits. Some highlights include: Fine-grained cost control based on a pay-as-you-go model. If you think...more.
