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Not all problems have a purely technical solution. In this blog post we take a brief look at the ways in which technical architecture can influence an organisation, and vice versa

As traditional operations has embraced the concept of code, it has benefited from ideas already prevalent in developer circles such as testing your programmable infrastructure. This blog provides a concrete example and demonstration of what this looks like in practice.

To identify service boundaries, it is not enough to consider domains only. Other forces like organisational communication structures, and time, strongly suggest that we also should include other criteria in our considerations. This blog documents a list of heuristics for service decomposition.

Microservices anti-patterns are not always technical; they are often caused by how people approach building a system. This blog post goes into some of the most relevant anti-pattens we encountered building microservice architectures.

In this blog, Sarunas discusses how to use Terraform to create Google Cloud Functions and describes Terraform code in depth, with examples.

Events and commands are essential building blocks of event-driven systems. This blog post aims to have a pragmatic look at the different roles they play in event-sourced architectures

All AWS, All managed service, All the way from source to production. A step by step guide to deploying "serverless" containers using Fargate ECS and Codepipeline.

In this article, we take a (belated) look at the implications of the “AWS Privatelink for Customer and Partner services” announcement at Re:Invent 2017 and how it impacts the delivery of PaaS services on AWS.

In this blog post our Senior DevOps Consultant, Maartens aims to show that Machine Learning is not just about Deep Learning frameworks & complex neural networks. He introduces machine learning to DevOps and IT engineers in a simple, pragmatic way, with code examples.