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Today, I ‘m very happy to announce the Beta release for Cycleops. It’s now available at cloud.cycleops.io, as an online Cloud Management Platform for all people developing and operating Software on the Cloud.
»Today, I ‘m very happy to announce the Beta release for Cycleops. It’s now available at cloud.cycleops.io, as an online Cloud Management Platform for all people developing and operating Software on the Cloud.
»Over the past few years we launched Stackmasters Managed Cloud, a managed service for hybrid cloud environments that may reside in multiple providers. In 2017, we became part of the AWS Partner Network, as a consulting firm.
»To say we live in exciting times is an understatement. In the midst of a digital transformation, today we live in a world where you can do most of your everyday activities using your mobile phone.
»Spring is always a good time to visit Vancouver. But this week it’s extra special. Why? Because the OpenStack Summit 2018 is in town.
»Fail to plan, plan to fail. Or so the old adage goes. And that concept is never more relevant when we are talking about choosing the right high availability tactics to handle workloads on the AWS cloud.
»Containers are what makes the cloud go round. No doubt about it. Utilizing them and working on the cloud is allowing businesses to evolve at a fast-growing pace.
»In the beginning there was the lone systems administrator.
He (for it was almost always a he) drank a lot of coffee, played a lot of PC games in the office, and knew all those arcane command line incantations to make your infrastructure work.
Problem is, he was a single point of failure, being the only person who understood your system scripts and the ad-hoc and informal ways in which your servers where setup.
»You’d think we’d all be accustomed to the Cloud by now. After all we’ve been hearing about Cloud technologies, Cloud this and Cloud that for over five years. But this is quite far from the truth when it comes to the enterprise Cloud.
»From its humble beginnings in early 20th century to being our most essential infrastructure today, IT has come a long way. And it was mainly two techniques that helped it get where it is: ever increasing abstractions and a “divide and conquer” approach.
»Last week’s OpenStack Summit in Vancouver was a great opportunity for members of the OpenStack community to get together, exchange views and share their experience.
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