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open cloud infrastructure
Sascha Siekmann
10 episodes
8 months ago
open cloud infrastructure covers the cloud native industry space from the perspective of a newbie. Every two weeks, we take the mystery out of cloud-native and build the things that make up modern, secure infrastructure. In every episode, we take a concept or a part of production infrastructure and implement it using cloud native technology. From dedicated servers, virtual machines and containers to server-less, from cats to cattle.
Join us and hear from the teams and individuals that create the systems and products that build secure cloud native businesses that grow and become more efficient.
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open cloud infrastructure covers the cloud native industry space from the perspective of a newbie. Every two weeks, we take the mystery out of cloud-native and build the things that make up modern, secure infrastructure. In every episode, we take a concept or a part of production infrastructure and implement it using cloud native technology. From dedicated servers, virtual machines and containers to server-less, from cats to cattle.
Join us and hear from the teams and individuals that create the systems and products that build secure cloud native businesses that grow and become more efficient.
Show more...
Technology
Education,
News,
How To,
Tech News
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Episode 9 – Datadog bills a single customer $65M, Hetzner Cloud is hard to beat on price, Amazon Prime moving from Serverless backed by Lambda to monoliths running on VMs.
open cloud infrastructure
12 minutes 17 seconds
2 years ago
Episode 9 – Datadog bills a single customer $65M, Hetzner Cloud is hard to beat on price, Amazon Prime moving from Serverless backed by Lambda to monoliths running on VMs.
Datadog bills a single customer $65M and we just need to know who
Every once in a while, earnings calls are interesting and when this popped up, I naturally was curious as well. So transport yourself to the Datadog earnings call Q1/23 when Mark Murphy, a JPMorgan Chase Analyst comes off mute and asks this question, answered by David M. Obstler, Chief Financial Officer:
Hetzner Cloud is hard to beat on price
Here’s a treat from the folks of Servicestack, a specialist in comprehensive .NET Frameworks for building API first systems, who got ticked off by an $8 price increase at DigitalOcean. It’s just the little things that annoy us, isn’t’ it?
Amazon Prime moving from Serverless backed by Lambda to monoliths running on VMs
This is a great lesson learned article from the Amazon team showing how they designed a system only to find out that it hit a hard performance limit at 5% of the expected load. Ouch!
open cloud infrastructure
open cloud infrastructure covers the cloud native industry space from the perspective of a newbie. Every two weeks, we take the mystery out of cloud-native and build the things that make up modern, secure infrastructure. In every episode, we take a concept or a part of production infrastructure and implement it using cloud native technology. From dedicated servers, virtual machines and containers to server-less, from cats to cattle.
Join us and hear from the teams and individuals that create the systems and products that build secure cloud native businesses that grow and become more efficient.