Information Systems Group
Category: Cloud Computing
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Enterprise-Grade Monitoring Without the Enterprise Price Tag
Complete Visibility. No Licensing Fees. Our typical implementation is completed in under two weeks and costs less than $10,000 Looking for complete visibility into your applications and infrastructure—without the high cost of commercial platforms? Prometheus monitoring might be the solution you’re searching for. The Information Systems Group delivers full-featured, end-to-end monitoring solutions using Prometheus, the…
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Kubernetes Monitoring Tools
Monitoring Kubernetes clusters is a challenging task, and several components must be considered. To monitor the health of a Kubernetes cluster, cluster administrators must watch various metrics of containers, nodes, services, and clusters. Kubernetes does not include a monitoring tool, but the de facto standard is Prometheus.
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Vertical Scaling vs Horizontal Scaling
Businesses that predict growth in their user bases or have cyclical usage patterns can benefit from implementing computational resource scaling to avoid performance bottlenecks that would result in application slowness. In a scalable system, resources increase and decrease to meet changes in demand, which affects overall costs.
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Amazon Inspector Essentials
Amazon Inspector is a security assessment service by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that automates AWS workload vulnerability scanning. It utilizes automation to provide continuous threat detection and has no need for manual intervention.
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AWS DevSecOps: Container Security
Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides several services that can help you deploy containerized workloads in the cloud. Elastic Container Service Fargate and Kubernetes
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The 7 R’s of Cloud Migration
Developing a cloud migration strategy that identifies the most suitable pattern(s) for your workloads is crucial for streamlining your transition to the cloud and achieving your business goals.
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Benefits of Platforms as a Services (PaaS)
A managed service is a service provided by a cloud provider, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Compute Cloud (GCP), and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), that provides its functionality to the user without expecting them to setup, manage, or maintain the underlying infrastructure.
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Cloud Service Delivery Models
The cloud allows for many design patterns and architectural options not readily available to on-premises data centers. There are several delivery models of cloud services that should be considered to develop an effective cloud strategy.
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Infrastructure Modernization
On-premises systems should be rearchitected and reengineered to leverage cloud computing capabilities to create highly available, cost-efficient, serverless, self-healing architectures wherever possible.