5 Key Steps for a Successful AWS Cloud Migration Did you know that migrating to Amazon Web Services (AWS) results in an average 62% increase in infrastructure management efficiency? (IDC) Or that organizations who migrate to AWS save an average of 31% in infrastructure costs? (IDC) With impressive statistics like these, it’s no wonder that organizations across Canada are migrating and modernizing their infrastructures, […]
The Current State of Kubernetes on AWS: Kubernetes Security, Scalability, Performance Engineering & More, Part 2 In the first part of our two-part post on the current state of Kubernetes in AWS, we discussed how Kubernetes can help you handle stateful workloads with persistent data storage and standardize your application and data engineering approaches. We also shared how different AWS services can support Kubernetes cluster management. In the second part of […]
The Current State of Kubernetes on AWS: Persistent Data Storage, Application Engineering and More When it comes to orchestrating containerized workloads, there are several options in the market, with Kubernetes being the most adopted and sought-after solution. Here at OpsGuru, we see tremendous opportunity within the Kubernetes ecosystem offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). A ton of the decision points come down to the following areas, which follow the Well-Architected Principles […]
How to Achieve ROI in the Public Cloud: Three Tips The use of the public cloud is on the rise. According to Gartner, worldwide public spending on public cloud services is expected to grow 18.4% in 2021 to $304.9 billion, up from $257.4 billion in 2020. The report also suggested that this growth in public cloud is expected to be sustained through 2024. If your organization […]
AWS Well-Architected Framework: The Five Pillars When you’re migrating to the cloud, it’s critical to rely on best practices to ensure that your infrastructure is secure and resilient. That’s why, at Carbon60, we align to the Well-Architected Framework as a guiding principle for organizations migrating to Amazon Web Services (AWS) .
