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1. project discovery

What are the short- and long-term objectives? What does success mean?

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2. application discovery

Which applications are ready to move to the cloud? Which applications need to be refactored or re-written?

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3. Infra. Discovery

Which infrastructure elements can be moved to the cloud? How will connectivity need to change?

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4. security & Compliance

How will your security and compliance requirements be met in cloud, hybrid, or multi-cloud environments?

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5. monitoring & Alerting

Are application and infrastructure monitoring and alerting integrated?

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6. bc/dr

Are your applications and infrastructure configured for high availability? Do you have a BC/DR plan?

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Your disaster recovery plan has to work

by Eric Dynowski (CTO) and George Nelson (VP of Technical Operations) | Feb 8, 2019 | Disaster Recovery

We’ve all rolled our eyes during school fire drills — they were loud, they were long, and they interrupted what we were doing. Worst of all, they were fake. But all that drama had a purpose. We’re all invincible until we’re not. Look, we get it. No one wants to spend...

Solving data center emergencies

by Chris Dunn | Jan 15, 2019 | Disaster Recovery

Last night, a cloud hosting company came to us in full panic mode. Their data center hosting provider of many years was knocked offline, and they (and their customers) were knocked offline, too. They needed to move a cab's worth of gear ASAP — a process that typically...

Practicing safe DevOps

by Josh Quint | Jan 15, 2019 | DevOps

When I was growing up, I remember hearing the modified adage: “To err is to be human, to really screw things up requires a computer.” This was repeated quite often, especially from the previous generation. Today, in the DevOps and Continuous Integration/Deployment...

Methods for achieving a DevOps culture

by Josh Quint | Jan 9, 2019 | DevOps

There are many ways to implement a DevOps culture, but some methods work better than others. Here are a few that stand out. The One-Man Band Method The One-Man Band approach implements the DevOps strategy by having all members (sometimes, quite literally, one person)...

The birth of DevOps

by Josh Quint | Jan 8, 2019 | DevOps

The term DevOps has exploded as a technical buzzword in the last few years. A search on any tech jobs board will reveal a multitude of posts for DevOps engineers, almost as many as ‘Cloud’ engineers or developers. The job descriptions apply the DevOps term to a wide...

A list of major announcements from AWS re:Invent 2018

by Bill Mertka | Jan 7, 2019 | Cloud

The sheer number of announcements at AWS re:Invent 2018 is overwhelming: Number of announcements per day at AWS re:Invent 2018 (Source: Mark Nunnikhoven) To break up the 147 announcements, we grouped them by day of release. Day One Elastic File System Infrequent...

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