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Reading Time: 5 minutes Continuous Deployment is a powerful practice for rapidly releasing code changes without manual intervention. It enables teams to respond quickly to customer feedback and rapidly deploy fixes, new features, and enhancements. This guide will explore some of the most popular Continuous Deployment tools available, including their features and benefits. We’ll also discuss the best practices…
Reading Time: 5 minutes As software as a service (SaaS) businesses continue to gain traction in the market, they are faced with the challenge of creating a successful business model and achieving profitability. The Rule of 40 is a key metric used to measure the success of software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies. It was first proposed in 2011 by venture capitalist…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Amazon Web Services offer numerous alternatives to its users, all of which come with their own pros and cons. Amongst the distinct pricing models available for the users, EC2 Spot Instances are known for offering cost savings of up to 90% of the initial investment. You can save the most but also risk ALOT if…
Reading Time: 5 minutes The primary difference between horizontal scaling and vertical scaling is that horizontal scaling involves adding more machines or nodes to a system, while vertical scaling involves adding more power (CPU, RAM, storage, etc.) to an existing machine. In other words, horizontal scaling involves scaling out, while vertical scaling involves scaling up. Horizontal scaling is typically…
Reading Time: 11 minutes AWS offers close to 15 instance classes and based on your workload requirements, many configuration and pricing options are available. In this blog, we will do a deep dive into the AWS EC2 instance costs and offer some tips on how to keep them under control so that you can avoid unexpected spikes in your…
Reading Time: 5 minutes Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the synonym for flexibility in the cloud infrastructure industry. With all the advantages it offers to its customers, flexibility in terms of pricing and cost structure remains at the core of the list. With numerous AWS Pricing models, businesses can choose the most optimum and feasible model to go with….
Reading Time: 5 minutes Whether you’re growing rapidly or the business has declined, no matter the case, there are numerous aspects to consider. And, one of the most important is your cloud infrastructure or your computing needs. Reconfiguring the cloud computing capacity to your requirements is hectic, too much time, effort, and money are the mandates. But, Amazon Web…
Reading Time: 3 minutes EC2 Spot Instances lets you access excess compute capacity in the cloud. Spot pricing is the cheapest pricing model on AWS (Amazon Web Services). Unlike On-Demand and Reserved Instance prices, spot prices are more volatile and subject to interruptions. You can use AWS Spot Instances for various workloads, including big data, CI/CD jobs, and running…
Reading Time: 3 minutes AWS (Amazon Web Services) Elastic Block Storage (EBS) is a scalable, high performance EC2 storage. You can use EBS to store persistent data, meaning the service will keep your data even when you terminate EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) Instances. With EBS, you can create storage volumes and attach them to EC2 instances. Ideally, EBS is…
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