FinOps as Code: Automating Cloud Costs with Pulumi
Use FinOps as Code to create your cloud cost infrastructure with Pulumi.
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Why and How We Migrated from Sidekiq to Temporal
We process thousands of background jobs daily. Temporal's reliability, scalability, and debuggability gave us better visibility and helped us to ensure that critical ETL processes run efficiently.
An Introduction to S3 Tables
S3 Tables simplifies analytics by bringing managed Iceberg capabilities to S3.
Amazon RDS Extended Support Explained
RDS Extended Support allows customers to continue receiving security updates for older database versions, but it comes at a significant hourly per-vCPU cost that increases over time.
MongoDB Atlas vs Amazon DocumentDB: Cost Considerations
MongoDB Atlas is the cost-effective choice for production workloads where high-availability is a requirement.
Datadog vs Grafana Pricing Comparison
Grafana is a strong competitor to the monitoring and observability features of Datadog for a fraction of the price.
AWS Savings Plan and Reserved Instance Policy Changes for Resellers
AWS is implementing a policy update that will no longer allow Reserved Instances and Savings Plans to be shared across end customers.
FinOps as Code: Exploring Active Resource Data
Use FinOps as Code to explore all your active cost-generating provider resources.
Recursive AWS Lambda Horror Stories and How to Avoid Them
Infinite recursion in Lambda can cause costs to spiral out of control. Following best practices can help you avoid getting caught up in your own Lambda horror story.
Google Cloud Storage vs Cloudflare R2: Pricing Comparison
For frequently accessed data, R2 is always less expensive than GCS, while GCS is much more cost-effective for archival use cases.