Sep 22, 2020
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By Cassidy Bodley
In order to keep up with the tech industry, it is important to be aware of the future and trends that will be emerging in 2021. 2020 has been one of the most unpredictable years to date. This just goes to show how quickly the world can transform. Due to the pandemic, everything about life has to be changed in one way or another to cope with the new normal. Tech is already a fast paced, evolving industry so it is no surprise that new adaptations are made even quicker now to accommodate.
Sep 14, 2020
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By Cassidy Bodley
“Business Insider asked venture capitalists to name the top startups that help companies while cutting these costs- including ones they have no relationships to- and why.
Aug 31, 2020
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By Cassidy Bodley
According to the article by Cloud Tech, “The Covid-19 pandemic has found an accelerated demand for cloud services – and it has also resulted in an increased need for premium executive talent.” “According to findings from executive search company Leadership Capital Group, queries for senior cloud executives in the digital realm are up 224% since March.” Demonstrating how high priority cloud cost and performance have become for companies, this increase highlights an undeniab
Aug 25, 2020
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By John Starmer
Although, for many, the rallying cry for the move to cloud computing is cost savings, yet unless actual cloud costs are understood and managed, is entirely possible to lose money in a cloud environment. Cloud Financial Management, FinOps for short, is the inclusion of financial accountability in operational practices. Understanding the variability and source of cloud costs allows teams to make appropriate business trade-offs between speed, cost, and quality.
Aug 1, 2020
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By John Starmer
When you use Facebook, Microsoft 365, Dropbox, Flickr, or Google search, you are not just using a cloud service, you are using Software-as-a-Service or SaaS. SaaS is by far the most prevalent cloud computing service model. The SaaS model delivers software functionality over a network (typically the internet) on a provider-managed system. Service models are a way to differentiate between the types of services being delivered by a cloud system.
Jul 30, 2020
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By John Starmer
Docker containers produced a seismic shift in how applications are built and managed. They vastly simplified the implementation, and thus accelerated the adoption of containerized microservices application architecture. Containers are now readily accepted to run mission-critical applications to increase speed, reliability, and availability. However, containers on their own are in simplest terms a means of process isolation.
Jul 29, 2020
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By Blake Watters
It’s the worst kept secret in Silicon Valley: when it comes to the valuation and fundraising prospects of your business, few things matter more than margin. But more often than not, founders and executive teams stare right passed amazingly accessible opportunities to tune up their margins and shift the business into a higher gear.
Jul 24, 2020
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By John Starmer
Modern applications are constantly changing, evolving with new requirements and exist in an environment with varying demands on resources. Scaling an application can appropriately size it to resource demands to ensure happy customers and reduce infrastructure costs. If you don’t know how to scale efficiently, you are not just doing a disservice to your application, you are putting unnecessary stress on your operations team.
Jul 23, 2020
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By John Starmer
Kubernetes is correctly considered a container orchestration engine, but this characterization often results in a focus only on its ability to specifically manage applications. This overlooks its powerful ability to also automatically and dynamically scale your infrastructure to meet the effects of changing user demands on application loads. As this ability is not enabled by default, you will have to activate the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler function to do this.
Jul 17, 2020
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By John Starmer
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a compelling system that allows organizations to take advantage of a wide range of cloud services. AWS provides integrated visibility into infrastructure costs and lets users explore the usage of their resources in their application. Autoscaling, the automated process of increasing or decreasing your AWS managed resources provides one way to adjust a cloud system to better match load and save money.
Sep 22, 2020
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By Opsani
In order for Opsani's machine learning back end to be able to work, we have to be able to read the real time metrics that describe the desired performance goal and then be able to make run time changes to those configurations or parameters. . With our machine learning, we are able to get our customers results within a day or less
Sep 2, 2020
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By Opsani
Our Director of Sales, Amanda Summers, will discuss why application tuning is an important part of a company's overall cost optimization strategy. Come learn about how Opsani can dramatically cut your cloud costs, and enhance application performance all at the same time.
Aug 24, 2020
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By Opsani
When customers tune their applications manually, they only see improvements typically between 10-20%. This is also the result of months of work. You either need someone who has the skills to tune your application or you're looking at additional months of a person simply trying to acquire these skills. Keep in mind applications are constantly changing, making it impossible to maintain.
Aug 11, 2020
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By Opsani
Pavel ,our product development engineer, explains how Opsani examined applications that were tuned manually versus tuned with machine learning. For true optimization, settings and parameters need to be optimized that don’t make sense on paper. Machine learning tries different configurations that do not make sense to humans.
Aug 3, 2020
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By Opsani
Every cloud owner cares about spending less on their cloud infrastructure while increasing the efficiency of the applications for better user experience. This is a trend you will find with ever cloud owner and though some users do not under the importance of an application being optimized, they sure benefit greatly from it. In the video below, you will learn why optimizing is so difficult and how we make it easier than ever.
Aug 3, 2020
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By Opsani
Join us for Part 2 of our webinar series on "How To Optimize Java on Kubernetes". Our panel will discuss the fundamentals of optimizing your Java cloud applications.
Jul 27, 2020
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By Opsani
Are there any easy wins when it comes to optimizing your cloud? When looking from application to application, there is no set rule of thumb on what parameters should be set too. However, if we were to look at cloud applications as a whole, there are parameters that we have noticed are very common. To learn more about what those parameters are, check out the 2-minute clip below!
Jul 20, 2020
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By Opsani
3-5x improvement in performance in regards to your cloud applications sounds great! But what does that mean in terms of your business? In this video, Pavel, our Product Development Engineer, Peter, our CTO and VP of Engineering, and Amir, our VP of Marketing, will explain how by letting Opsani take over your cloud optimization, beyond just performance improvements, you will see 3 big business improvements. To learn what those 3 business improvements are, check out this quick 3-minute video below.
Jul 13, 2020
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By Opsani
Pavel, our product development engineer, Peter, our CTO and VP of Engineering, and Amir, our CMO and VP of Marketing, will walk you through how to find what parameters to optimize your application. Although the terms of things that can be optimized for a java application is well known, the problem is the list is too long and is probably in the thousands.
Jul 2, 2020
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By Opsani
As cloud optimization is becoming more of a necessity, understanding how to optimize Java can save you money while increasing performance. You might be wondering, ‘How is this possible?’ In this webinar, our highly experienced engineers explained the fundamentals of optimizing your Java cloud applications. They cover the best parameters to optimize, best practices for optimal Java on K8s, and the unholy marriage of Kubernetes and Java.
Nov 26, 2019
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By Opsani
For good reason, all organizations want to optimize their applications. However: 99% of performance tuning efforts fail. If they ever even begin. Why?
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