Migrated to AWS: what’s next?
So you migrated your applications, servers and databases to the cloud. What do you do next? Cost Optimization. A crucial step to enjoy the benefit of the cloud is cost optimization. It allows you to manage your cloud resources effectively and maximize the value of your investment in Amazon Web Services (AWS). For that reason, […]
Linux Commands You Should Know
We will use the shell program bash (Bourne Again shell). Many Linux distributions will default to the bash shell. But, there are other shells available such as ksh, zsh, tsch. The shell is a program that send your commands from the keyboard to the operating system to perform. For example, if a user types $ […]
AWS Cloud VS Splunk Cloud
AWS Cloud and Splunk Cloud are two different cloud services that serve distinct purposes in the world of cloud computing. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a comprehensive cloud computing platform that offers a wide range of infrastructure services, such as computing power, storage, databases, machine learning, and more. Splunk Cloud is designed for collecting, […]
Understanding AWS Service Catalog
If you are an AWS Cloud Engineer or involved in managing cloud resources within an organization, AWS Service Catalog is a great tool to learn. AWS Service Catalog helps you manage AWS resources more efficiently, reduce operational overhead, enforce best practices and compliance, and ultimately accelerate your cloud adoption journey while maintaining control and governance. […]
AWS Well-Architected Framework – Part 2
In this Part 2, we will learn more about AWS Well-Architected Framework best practices. Best practices are approaches, processes and methods that have been shown to lead to good outcomes. AWS Well-Architected Framework provides several best practices for each of its five pillars to help customers design and implement well-architected solutions on the AWS cloud. […]
AWS Well-Architected Framework – Part 1
The Well-Architected Framework is not a one-time process but rather an ongoing set of guidelines that should be applied throughout the lifecycle of a system on AWS. The AWS Well-Architected Framework is a set of best practices and guidelines provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to help customers design, build, and deploy applications and workloads […]
Cloud Engineer VS DevOps Engineer: What’s the deal?
Should I start working as a cloud engineer or a DevOps engineer? Many people have asked this question before you. Below is my take. While there can be some overlap between the roles of a Cloud Engineer and a DevOps Engineer, there are distinct differences in their primary focus and responsibilities. Here’s an overview of […]
Architectures: Monolithic VS Tier VS Microservice
YOU CAN’T BUILD SOMETHING UNLESS YOU UNDERSTAND THE ARCHITECT. Understanding architecture is very important for a cloud engineer. Monolithic architecture, tier architecture, and microservice architecture are three different approaches to designing software applications. Monolithic architecture is a traditional approach where the entire application is built as a single, self-contained unit. All components and functionality of […]
Git, GitHub, GitLab and GitHub Actions: what in the git?
What in the git? Why do we have so many words with git? Let’s Dive In. ✔ Git is a distributed version control system that allows developers to keep track of changes to their code and collaborate with others. It provides a way to track changes in files and directories, create and manage […]
4 tools every site reliability engineer should know
SRE is the practice of using software tools to automate IT infrastructure tasks such as system management and application monitoring.