Tag: Microservices
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Beyond Lift-and-Shift: Building Cloud-Native Resilience in 2025
The early days of cloud migration were dominated by the “lift-and-shift” approach, moving on-prem workloads to cloud environments with minimal changes. While this strategy offered speed and short-term cost benefits, it often failed to unlock the full potential of the cloud. As we move through 2025, enterprises are realising that cloud-native resilience isn’t just a…
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Navigating the Shift in Usage-Based Pricing Models in the AI Era
As artificial intelligence redefines how software and digital services are consumed, pricing strategies are evolving just as rapidly. One of the most profound shifts is the move from traditional subscription models to usage-based pricing (UBP)—a model that charges customers based on their actual consumption. In the AI era, this shift is necessary for both enterprises…
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Building Resilient Multi-Cloud Architectures with Service Meshes
With the current digital landscape, enterprises increasingly embrace multi-cloud strategies to drive flexibility, avoid vendor lock-in, and optimise workloads across cloud providers. However, managing consistent networking, security, and observability across disparate cloud environments presents major challenges. This is where service meshes come into play, offering a powerful abstraction layer that simplifies communication between microservices, enhances…
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From CLI to GUI to Natural Language: The Evolution of DevOps Interfaces
The way developers and operations teams interact with infrastructure and pipelines has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past two decades. DevOps interfaces have evolved from text-based command-line interfaces (CLIs) to intuitive graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and now to natural language interfaces (NLIs) powered by AI. This evolution drives faster CI/CD, deeper automation, and improved collaboration across teams. 1. The…
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Granular Scalability: Precision Engineering for Modern Systems
User demand fluctuates unpredictably, and downtime is synonymous with lost revenue; scalability has shifted from a blunt instrument to a surgical tool. Enter granular scalability, the ability to scale individual components of a system independently, optimizing resources with laser-focused precision. Unlike traditional monolithic scaling, which treats applications as indivisible units, granular scalability dissects software into functional…