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and robust testing strategies are key.

Implementing ephemeral environments and optimizing resource management further enhance the reliability and efficiency of Azure cloud deployments.

Learn more about implementing these best practices for a better IaC experience! #CloudComputing #DevOps #IaC #Azure #BestPractices

For more information check: devblogs.microsoft.com/ise/bes.

ISE Developer Blog · Cloud infrastructure provisioning: best practices for IaC - ISE Developer BlogInfrastructure-as-Code (IaC) is a common DevOps practice that enterprises use to provision and deploy IT infrastructure. Enterprises applying IaC and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines can maintain high availability and manage risk for their cloud environments at scale. However, multi-environment challenges, manual processes, and fragmented guidance still lead to configuration drift, errors, and inconsistencies. These issues are likely to result in downtime, security vulnerabilities, and inefficient resource utilization.
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Christoffer S.

I know there's been quite the buzz around leaving the cloud, but are we? Are companies really thinking about going back to more on-prem, or at least hybrid workloads?

I'm thinking that perhaps Container based deployments will be more common given the somewhat easier migration between different "compute" platforms, or moving it inside your own servers even.

What's your take? Are we still bound for cloud only or has recent events made that evident journey... less evident?

#Cloud#AWS#Azure
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Stu Watts

I have to teach some students Infrastructure as Code in a cloud. I'd love to use either AWS (for the reach), or GCP (for my famillarity). Both require a credit card for sign up (I can't reasonably ask students to do this). However, MS lets you sign up for Azure without needing a card, with access to credits and a free tier. Yet another way MS can continue their bait/switch tactics to normalise their products in education before learners get to industry, where they can be properly monetised. I hate that I have to be part of it, but I really don't have any other option beyond getting the school to take the risk of signing on for "proper" AWS or GCP accounts, and the potential bills that could come with that. I doubt either the IT department or myself will have the time or tools to limit potential financial impact if we did sign up for a "proper" account. #cloud #teaching #learning #aws #gcp #azure

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Daily Azure Shit

Day 445. You don't want to enable #Azure Defender's malware scanning on all of your Azure Storage accounts because it is too expensive? Think again, because enabling it would give you +5 Persistence skill points which you can then use to impress no one.

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StanWil

AWS vs Azure: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Cloud Powerhouse for Your Business

Confused about which cloud platform suits your business best? Discover the pros, cons, and performance of AWS vs Azure to make a smart, scalable decision!

Visit us:- biztechcs.com/blog/aws-vs-azur

BiztechCS · AWS vs Azure: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Cloud Powerhouse for Your BusinessCompare AWS vs Azure in services, pricing, and features to choose the best cloud platform for your business needs and future growth.
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