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Infrastructure as Code solved configuration drift and gave us reproducible environments. But the tradeoff was ClickOps for 10,000 lines of Terraform. That's a very mediocre form of progress.
No configuration files, security groups nor subnet calculations. Get a running, production-ready Redis cache in 20 seconds.
As a software architect, I hate serverless. Not because it doesn't work, but because it forces design constraints that cripple your application. Here's why always-on servers matter.
Learn what service meshes are, core capabilities, when you need one, and how platforms like Viduli simplify adoption for all teams.
A decade of coding taught me that the deployment ladder - VMs, containers, Kubernetes - just trades one set of problems for another. Here's why.
A cloud platform that lets developers focus on building products instead of fighting infrastructure. Now in public beta with $40 in free credits.
