In our Cloud Product Mapping article, we’ve mapped Monitoring services provided by AWS, Azure and Google Cloud (GCP). We’ll compare these three vendors’ monitoring services with more details in two articles, starting from this one. Theory Before we drill into the service comparison, same approach as usual, we’ll take a step…

Agile practice is no longer a stranger to most of the IT companies or even non-IT companies. Under the Agile umbrella, there are two popular terms, Scrum and Kanban. If we ask “what are the differences between them?”, there may still be a lot confusions when comparing these two methods. …

Testing plays a critical role in the CI/CD. It’s a safe and accurate statement to make. But what types of testings should be conducted during the CI/CD lifecycle? We’ll take a look at testings that are involved throughout the lifecycle in this article. CI/CD Before drilling down to the testing types…

Thoughts Both AWS and Azure provide multi-account structure to empower users to manage their growing workloads in secure, scalable and resilient manner. The multi-account structure is like a tree structure, where you have leaves, branches and trunk. …

“Moving to the cloud” appears more and more in organizations’ strategy and roadmap nowadays. Along the migration, “Regulatory Compliance” also becomes a hot topic. …

Cloud-based storage service has been in the market for quite a while but shows no sign of slowing down. “The global cloud storage market is projected to grow from $83.41 billion in 2022 to $376.37 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 24.0% …

In our Cloud Monitoring Service Comparison Part 1 article, we’ve covered the high-level concept of cloud monitoring and observability as well as how AWS, Azure and GCP collect the monitoring data. …

Having gone through both AWS and Azure’s Cloud Operating Model (COM) in our previous articles, we’ll take a look at how Google Cloud (GCP) approached it in this article. Similar to AWS and Azure, GCP have a well defined Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF). The difference is that both AWS and…

We’ve discussed how Azure define a cloud operating model in our previous article. Azure have set the Cloud Operating Model (COM) as part of their Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF). The COM and CAF together have covered the three commonly agreed key components, i.e. people, process and technology. …