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The second part of the blog post series provides a practical guide to selecting an infrastructure as code (IaC) framework. It reviews key considerations, assesses risks associated with each framework, and offers specific recommendations based on relevant use cases.
This blog series guides choosing an IaC framework for new cloud projects. The first post covers the recommended approach. The target audience includes cloud architects and engineers. The guideline focuses on infrastructure configuration management, emphasizing SDLC practices.
This post shows the vital role of “break glass” emergency access in IT. Despite conflicts with compliance and security, it outlines the specific problem, sets requirements, and aims to reconcile conflicts for a well-functioning implementation outside regular privileged access management.
Building e-commerce analytics and product recommendations capabilities should start with data. And while data is abundant in the world of retail, it often comes from dispersed sources owned by either independent teams or external vendors.
The article discusses the challenges of implementing a service mesh across a hybrid cloud environment and explores alternative options for spanning a service mesh across application components on Kubernetes, VMs, and on-premises machines.
The article discusses the challenges and changes in the CI/CD landscape, including the need for cost efficiency, support for new runtime targets, continuous delivery in production, user risk control, and the inclusion of non-software components in the CI/CD process.
