This is an introduction to cloud resource tagging and labeling: If you are concerned with building a cloud architecture, then this blog post is for you! Tagging and labeling is an early stage topic [...]
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Cloud means Multi-Cloud The cloud is the foundation of an efficient IT operation in the digital age. More often than not, one cloud platform is not sufficient for at least two reasons: 1) Different cloud [...]
How you implement cloud computing technologies matters Cloud technologies are an essential tool to increase software delivery performance. They bring the necessary automation and scalability that enables developers to spin up instances within minutes, [...]
One cloud is not enough: By now 81% of companies follow Multi-Cloud strategies. That makes it likely, that on top of managing your cloud migration you have to take care of managing the use [...]
Platform services play an increasingly important role in cloud infrastructures. They enable application operators to quickly stick together the dependencies they need to run their applications. For example, when deploying your application and you [...]
You are a developer and have been dreaming of someone to take care of deploying and operating your cloud-native applications? With Cloud Foundry you might have found a solution to this. What is Cloud Foundry? Cloud [...]
If you are just about to run your first application in Cloud Foundry, this is the place to start. First of all: Congratulations! Cloud Foundry is a great technology used by developers and it [...]
If you should ever lose your public key, but still have your private key, you can always compute your public key from your private key. The following command prints your public key to stdout (with [...]
Learn why Cloud Foundry is useful for your application deployment and see how easy you can speed up your deployment process: A typical use case for the use of platform as a service: The graphic on [...]
The cloud comes along with new approaches to application architecture. One of those is described by the “pet vs. cattle” analogy. In the old way of doing things, we treat our servers like pets, for [...]