In 2020, the world has suddenly stopped due to the pandemic. A couple of years later, we began to see changes in the way both home consumers and organizations are using technology. Common areas that have changed in the post-covid era Here are a couple of areas that adapted in the post-covid era: Customer support Traditional engagement methods (such as phone…

A deep dive into identity and access management in the cloud, comparing different aspects of IAM in AWS, Azure, and GCP. — This post was originally published by Leapp.cloud blog. IAM (Identity and Access Management) is a crucial part of any cloud environment. As organizations evolve, they may look at multi-cloud as a solution to consume cloud services in different cloud providers’ technologies (such as AI/ML, data analytics, and more), to have…

Security of the Cloud

Insights about implementing these concepts when building new systems in the cloud. — This post was originally published by the Cloud Security Alliance. When we are talking about building new systems, in the context of privacy or data protection, we often hear two concepts — Privacy by Design (PbD) and Privacy by Default. Dealing with human privacy is not something new. We build…

I have been sharing knowledge and tech news updates ever since I can remember myself. I am connected to almost any social network, and for me, it is a sanctuary from the everyday rush. I like to read and expand my knowledge, the same as I like to share it…

When deploying a new application in the public cloud, we need to ask the business owner what are the resiliency (or SLA) requirements — How long can the business survive while our application is down and does not serve customers? There are various answers to that question — from 24/7…

In the past couple of years, we hear the term “Chaos Engineering” in the context of cloud. Mature organizations have already begun to embrace the concepts of chaos engineering, and perhaps the most famous use of chaos engineering began at Netflix when they developed Chaos Monkey. To quote Werner Vogels…

Over the years, I have shared several blog posts about Kubernetes (What are Containers and Kubernetes, Modern Cloud deployment and usage, Introduction to Container Operating Systems, and more). Kubernetes became a de-facto standard for running container-based workloads (for both on-premise and the public cloud), but most organizations tend to fail…

For more than a decade, organizations are using machine learning for various use cases such as predictions, assistance in the decision-making process, and more. Due to the demand for high computational resources and in many cases expensive hardware requirements, the public cloud became one of the better ways for running…