Cloud Computing: Expert Guides and Resources

In this article you will learn:What OpenTelemetry-native means — and why it mattersHow OpenTelemetry solves the chaos of fragmented telemetryHow to get started with OpenTelemetry-native toolsThe benefits of adopting OpenTelemetry-native observabilityModern software systems are more complex than ever. A single customer request might pass through a dozen microservices, multiple databases, third-party application programming interfaces (APIs), and serverless functions — all deployed across hybrid or multi-cloud environments.

In this article you will learn: What enterprise automation is Why you should implement enterprise automation How enterprise automation will impact businesses in the future What is enterprise automation? Enterprise automation increases efficiency by replacing repetitive, manual, and error-prone business processes with intelligent, automated, and more reliable workflows.

The best approach to working with Microsoft Azure can be summarized in three words: “always be learning.” The Azure product development teams release new features every workday, so if you aren’t actively working to stay current, you’ll fall behind, and your career will suffer.This Cheat Sheet offers some essential ingredients in Azure automation.

Amazon does provide the means for using many of its Amazon Web Services (AWS) for free. However, as you look through the list of services, you see that the some expire, others don't. In addition, some have limits and others don't. Those that do have limits don't have the same limits, so you need to watch usage carefully.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) started out small, but has become a vast collection of cloud services that businesses can use to support any activity without having to invest in an IT infrastructure.A quick overview of the Amazon Web ServicesAmazon Web Services (AWS) is all about knowing which service to use. Amazon provides a considerable number of free-tier services that you can try, but some of them are better for experimentation purposes than others are.

Digital transformation is the mantra of many organizations. There is no debate about it: Cloud computing has changed the way businesses operate. Small and mid-sized organizations may be all in on the cloud, while large enterprises are a hybrid and multicloud strategy. The cloud is helping startups challenge industry stalwarts, while at the same time, traditional companies are changing.

It’s important to understand the common elements required to make clouds functional. In this section, we give you the basics of what you need to know. The figure illustrates the related elements that come together to create clouds. On the bottom of the diagram is a set of resource pools that feed a set of cloud delivery services.

The cloud is the most disruptive computing revolution of our times; fostering dramatic changes in both the technology we live with every day and the way we use technology to transform business practices. As organizations are forced to deal with more innovative competitors, it is imperative that management can implement change fast.