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Mar 2023
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Feb 2023
New Course Available: ‘Basics of Cloud Security’
Want to learn how to build security into your cloud-native application architecture? My latest course on cloud security basics will show you how.
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Feb 2023
The Long March: Cloud Native Panel Discussion
Listen to a discussion from Predict 2023 in which I joined other industry experts to discuss the future of cloud-native technologies.
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Jan 2023
What’s in Store for DevOps in 2023?
Listen to a panel discussion about DevOps in 2023. What are the emerging DevOps practices and technologies shaping the future of business?
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Dec 2022
At This Year’s AWS re:Invent, the Focus Was on Data
At this year's event, rather than focusing on a slew of new services and service capabilities, AWS instead decided to focus on data.
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Dec 2022
Win a Signed Copy of My Book ‘Architecting for Scale’
To celebrate the upcoming release of my newest O'Reilly book, I'm giving away a free signed copy of my other book Architecting for Scale.
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Mar 2022
Tech Trends: First Look, Episode #1
Join Lee Atchison and Ken Gavranovic as we take discuss hot tech trends. We look at what's getting funded and what's getting traction in the marketplace. Finally, we take a look at a story behind a story in the news.
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Jan 2022
More Kubernetes, Less Serverless, According to Latest CNCF Report
New study highlights interesting changes in how developers are using various cloud-related technologies.
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Nov 2021
What Will AWS Announce at re:Invent This Year? Hopefully, Less Than Usual
Rather than a flurry of products and services announced this year, let’s hope new AWS CEO Adam Selipsky shows the industry how he plans to get the company’s glut of offerings under control.
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Oct 2021
What Is DNS?
While it’s still unclear what caused Facebook’s epic meltdown today, some news outlets are speculating that “it’s always DNS” that causes issues like this. But what exactly is DNS, and how can it be the source of a major site crash?