
Batteries Included vs. Modular Feature Design Showdown
Sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and join two experienced engineers going head-to-head in a discussion about batteries included vs. modular design. Which side will win?
Sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and join two experienced engineers going head-to-head in a discussion about batteries included vs. modular design. Which side will win?
Infrastructure-from-Code (IfC) is a new way of thinking about cloud infrastructure, and represents the next step in a line of innovations that makes spinning up infrastructure easier and more seamless for developers…
This blog post is a high level overview on the reasons to refactor code and systems in a startup setting. We cover risks, approaches and tradeoffs to consider in 2022…
Klotho is a new development model that enables anyone—from large-scale organizations and teams to hobby developers—to write and operate cloud applications at a fraction of the effort…
It’s becoming more and more popular to manage and operate everything in code, whether it’s infrastructure, configuration, security, policies, pipelines, operations, compliance or even documentation…
TLDR; If you really boil it down, Serverless (FaaS) setups are Microservices. What most blog posts refer to as Serverless vs. Microservices isn’t a “vs” at all; they are typically just describing trade-offs between always-on or on-demand provisioning of compute resources and the specific provider ecosystems you could use. An
Hi, Aaron here! In our last article, we spoke about ideal design principles for the upcoming architectural shift in the world of cloud computing. Cloud development has become prohibitively complex, and the current generation of solutions have low-level interfaces that require extensive investment from developers and operators to understand how
It’s 3pm PST on June 2nd, 2020 and the world is watching. Riot’s new game VALORANT is about to launch. Hundreds of engineers, architects, operators, product managers, designers, and PR folks are standing by. Any large-scale all-at-once launch is nerve-wracking, but our infrastructure team of around 120 people is ready.