Cloud

Deploying Databases on DigitalOcean with Crossplane

While Kubernetes has become the go-to platform for deploying business workloads, a major challenge still lies in managing the resources and services that your applications depend on, which often live outside the Kubernetes cluster. Crossplane is a cool open-source project that extends the Kubernetes control plane to provision and manage

Jubril Oyetunji
Jubril Oyetunji
Cloud

What Is Amazon Resource Name (ARN)?

AWS has many services and resources ranging from EC2 instances to S3 buckets, and you can have multiple instances for each resource. In a scenario where you need to identify a specific resource, it is only logical to have a unique ID for each resource. Well, there is, and it's

Prince Onyeanuna
Prince Onyeanuna
AWS

First Multi-Cloud Native OSS Platform for Telco Industry?

Blue Planet, a division of Ciena — A global leader in networking systems, recently launched a major enhancement to its intelligent automation software portfolio with the first-of-its-kind Blue Planet Cloud Native Platform. Leveraging Kubernetes, this new platform will allow Communications Service Providers (CSPs) to support multiple modular Operating Support System (OSS)

Gift Balogun
Gift Balogun
News

Optimize AWS Storage Costs with Amazon S3 Lifecycle Configurations

Data is the lifeblood of any business. Data is used to make decisions, drive innovation, and serve customers. But data can also be expensive to store at scale in the cloud. That's where storage lifecycle configurations come in. An Amazon s3 lifecycle configuration is a set of rules that define

Divine Odazie
Divine Odazie
AWS

Deploying a Database Cluster on DigitalOcean using Pulumi

Pulumi is an open source infrastructure as code (IaC) tool that allows you to define and manage cloud resources using popular languages such as Golang, Python, Typescript, and a few others. Pulumi is often compared to Terraform, which is another infrastructure as code tool that allows users to declaratively manage

Jubril Oyetunji
Jubril Oyetunji
Infrastructure as Code