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Introduction An airline organization, once operating its Revenue Management Software (RMS) on-premise, has successfully completed the migration of this critical application to the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). RMS is central to helping the airline identify sales opportunities, maximize passenger revenue, and remain competitive by...
Introduction and Usecase There are times when we want Terraform to stop managing a resource, but don’t want to delete it from the infrastructure. In this brief blog, I'm going to discuss removing resources from Terraform configuration files while keeping them in real infrastructure. But why would you want to do this in the first...
[caption id="attachment_72327" align="alignnone" width="625"] How SMART on FHIR Rescued Us from EHR Integration Hell[/caption] When we initially embarked on integrating our healthcare app with 17 disparate health systems, we didn't merely have a technical problem—we entered a war zone of fatigued IT staff and cynical clinicians who...
Introduction We know that sometimes the cloud infrastructure is already set up before we start using Terraform. Traditionally, if we wanted to import these resources into Terraform and control them, we had to run some manual import commands. It was a pain and made it tricky to keep things smooth when working in a collaborative...
Introduction: The Growing Need for Salesforce DevOps [caption id="attachment_71746" align="alignleft" width="300"] DevOps[/caption] Salesforce is a CRM platform for managing client relations, sales prospecting, marketing automation, business intelligence, and more. Like most modern cloud-based solutions, Salesforce allows...
Introduction to Cloud Migration In 2023, the value of the Cloud computing market was touching $600 billion and is expected to quadruple to touch ~$2300 billion by 2032. The growth is not only driven by cloud-born businesses but by far the existing large legacy enterprises that are actively in action to migrate their existing...
The Evolution of DevOps: How AI is Changing Software Delivery Artificial intelligence transforms how software is created, released, and maintained in the tech-driven world of enterprise DevOps today. Companies are in the process of enhancing the automation, efficiency, and reliability of their DevOps processes by leveraging the strong AI...
Introduction A novel AI product from AWS, Amazon Q, is a generative AI conversant geared towards expediting productivity in software engineering and cloud services. Its wide-ranging AWS training makes it an expert on calls, fulfilling queries related to DevOps, automating suggestions and infrastructure, and assisting teams in building...
Introduction Modern applications behave quite differently in production compared to development or testing environments. Outlier requests and accounts, edge cases, configuration changes, security features, and request spikes can make an application behave in unexpected ways. This may lead to poor CPU and memory performance, which can be...
Introduction AWS Elastic MapReduce (EMR) is an AWS service for filtering big data using open-source tools such as Apache Spark, Apache Flink, Trino, Hadoop, Hive, Presto, and many more. It provides a platform to run your applications without thinking much about the management of the underlying infrastructure. AWS EMR is a...
Challenges with Existing Cost Explorer AWS Cost Explorer provides resource-based cost insights, but it has a limitation: it only allows viewing cost data for individual resources for the last 14 days. If cost trends need to be analyzed over a longer period and specific resources contributing to cost increases beyond two weeks need to be...
Introduction Monitoring and logging are crucial for maintaining a reliable system. Whether you’re managing cloud infrastructure, microservices, servers, or CI/CD pipelines, automation scripts provide a strong foundation & play a key role in preventing late-night production issues In this article, we will look at 13 essential...
