Get Healthy: Pre-Production Tips to Help Developers Thrive
The process of writing code has evolved—is your organization ready for the demands of today’s software development? ... Read More
A Fast Way to Debug Remote Applications
Today's applications are more distributed, and today's world is more remote, than ever. But developers just don't have the same freedom and comfort that they’ve become accustomed to when developing in remote environments. One of the biggest challenges of remote environments is having the ability to debug applications. Let’s talk ... Read More
Developing in the Cloud vs. Developing in Local
The tech industry has been rapidly embracing trends such as cloud computing, containerization, microservices, and managed services in recent years, and as a result, these technologies have become a part of the everyday responsibilities of software engineers and IT professionals. In today's new era, most modern applications are built with ... Read More
Application Development in the Cloud: Components, Tips, and Tools
What are Cloud Native Applications? A cloud-native application is composed of independent, loosely coupled microservices. The goal of cloud-native development is to help you quickly build, release, and update applications, without compromising code quality and security ... Read More
AWS Aurora vs RDS
AWS Aurora vs RDS: Head to Head What is AWS Aurora? What is AWS RDS? Aurora is an AWS database service that is compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL, but uses an innovative database engine behind the scenes. Applications that currently use MySQL/PostgreSQL can be migrated to Aurora with minor or no ... Read More
Microservices on AWS: An In-Depth Look
Microservices are a development and organizational pattern in which software is organized into small, independent services that interact through well-defined APIs. Each service is typically owned by a small, independent team ... Read More
The difference between Monitoring and Observability
Legacy methods based on handling predictable failures often do not work well while monitoring modern distributed applications. Efficient debugging and diagnostics require that the system be observable with a microservice architecture now the de facto standard for web applications. Being observable means that the application’s internal state can be inferred by ... Read More
