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By Barak Brudo
During the October 20th AWS outage, not one Control Plane customer went down. Here’s the architecture that made that possible, and how to assess your own.
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By Barak Brudo
Master the 2026 multi-cloud operating model. Bridge the complexity gap to enable autonomous AIOps, edge convergence, and shift-left security.
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By Barak Brudo
In 2026, outages are certain. Master Resilience Velocity to survive the Complexity Horizon and turn a 15-hour AWS outage into a non-event.
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By Barak Brudo
Reactive cloud cost-cutting leads to “Infrastructure Atrophy,” sacrificing performance and reliability for short-term savings. The 2026 solution is cloud cost optimization, leveraging scale-to-zero and pay-per-use architectures to eliminate idle waste without compromising product health.
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By Barak Brudo
Eliminate the “idle tax” to reclaim 40% of your cloud spend and secure CSRD compliance.
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By Barak Brudo
Senior engineers are quitting because infrastructure plumbing has replaced actual building. This analysis explains why cloud abstraction is the ultimate retention lever for 2026.
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By Barak Brudo
Stop paying for undead infrastructure that eats 30% of your cloud budget. Learn how to identify these hidden monsters and reinvest that waste back into innovation.
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By Doron Grinstein
Kubernetes 1.35 introduces in-place vertical scaling—but adopting it safely is harder than it looks.
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By Eyal Katz
Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) bridge the gap between Platform Engineering and developers, offering a self-service interface streamlining development workflows. Discover more with Control Plane.
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By Eyal Katz
Kubectl provides a variety of methods for engaging with your Kubernetes cluster, making it a popular choice for developers and administrators when troubleshooting issues or implementing modifications to a cluster.
They can now confidently run their workloads in a multi-cloud topology WITHOUT the pain and complexity people associate with multi-cloud.. If you need 99.999% availability and ultra-low latency. Control Plane is your ticket to rise above the clouds.
This short demo shows how to easily use ArgoCD as a coordinator - ensuring the desired state in git is what is deployed in any cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP, Hetzner, Linode, Oracle, on-prem, etc.) I look forward to your feedback. Doron.
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By Control Plane
Deepseek-r1 is a revolutionary AI model out of China. In this short video, I show how to self-host Deepseek-r1 on an AWS T4 GPU using Control Plane and Ollama.
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By Control Plane
Control Plane makes it easy to run any containerized app across any cloud, or on-prem. In this video, I try (and succeed) to run Deepseek R1 so I can perform private LLM inference with this new powerful model.
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By Control Plane
I wanted to show how easy it is to deploy your AI generated backend code to the Control Plane platform. Where you can run on ANY cloud, or even on prem. Enjoy.
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By Control Plane
Metrics play a fundamental role in cloud computing, enabling the monitoring, optimization, and cost-effective operation of resources. They contribute to performance enhancement, efficient resource utilization, and overall operational excellence in the dynamic and scalable cloud environment. The Control Plane platform facilitates the collection of custom metrics from workloads, allowing applications to emit Prometheus-formatted metrics at a specified path and port. This configuration option extends to each container in a workload, providing flexibility in metrics management.
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By Control Plane
Control Plane's audit trail service provides an immutable record of all resource mutations, whether initiated by the API, CLI, UI, Terraform, or other means. Users can leverage a user-friendly interface to search, filter, and review these actions, gaining visibility into timestamps, resource details, user information, and raw event data. Apply filters to refine the displayed actions based on resource type, audit context, resource name or ID, subject name, and date range, streamlining the audit review process and ensuring compliance with ease.
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Run compute anywhere, combine cloud services, boost developer productivity, and slash costs.
Control Plane is a hybrid platform enabling cloud architects to combine the services, regions, and computing power of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure and any other public or private cloud to provide developers with a flexible yet unbreakable global environment for building backend apps and services.
On Control Plane, microservices can run simultaneously on any combination of cloud compute and consume any combination of cloud services without embedded credentials. The platform handles identity conveyance and authorization uniformly, utilizing best-practices/least privilege principles consistently and securely.
Benefits of Control Plane:
- Ops without the Pain: Best in class Ops, codified, using tools you already know and trust.
- Virtual Cloud: Mix-n-match services from AWS/Azure/GCP in a single workload.
- Multi-Region: Ultra-low latency and unbreakable 99.999% availability.
- Spend Less: Only pay for the CPU/RAM/egress workloads actually consume.
The Global Compute Platform Enabling Multicloud-Native Apps.