The Increasing adoption of cloud based infrastructure by businesses large and small is a testament to the benefits of moving from on premise hardware to infrastructure as a service or the cloud as it more commonly referred.
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Why Visualize Your Cloud Infrastructure with Hava
By Team Hava on August 11, 2021
Topics: aws cloud security azure visualization diagrams DevOps cloudcomputing
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Here's How to Become a DevOps Engineer
By Team Hava on August 3, 2021
The evolution of application software development over the last 15 years has given rise to new methodologies in the cloud computing space that were rarely seen when development was purely an in-house activity.
Topics: DevOps
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What is AWS EC2 Autoscaling?
By Team Hava on July 28, 2021
Auto-scaling is the capability built into AWS that allows you to ensure you have the right number of EC2 instances provisioned to handle the load of your application. Using Auto-scaling, you can remove the guess work in selecting how many EC2 instances are required to provide an acceptable level of performance for your application without over-provisioning resources and incurring unnecessary costs.
Topics: aws cloud DevOps
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AWS VPC Diagrams by Hava
By Team Hava on July 8, 2021
If you are using AWS to build solutions that consist of more than a handful of resources you will appreciate the need for accurate AWS VPC Diagrams. The best form of documentation to be able to easily communicate how your AWS network is constructed is a network topology diagram.
Topics: aws vpc diagrams api DevOps
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Amazon AWS Diagram Maker
By Team Hava on July 1, 2021
If you are using AWS to build solutions that consist of more than a handful of resources you will appreciate the need for accurate network documentation. By far, the best form of documentation to be able to easily communicate how your AWS network is constructed is a network topology diagram.
Topics: aws vpc diagrams api DevOps
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What exactly is AWS Fargate?
By Team Hava on June 10, 2021
AWS Fargate is a service that provisions serverless compute resources to run AWS ECS and EKS containers. AWS states that Fargate allows you to focus on building your applications when you let Fargate provision and manage the infrastructure required. Think of it as containers on-demand with no underlying manually created infrastructure that are quick to launch and scale, where you manage everything at the container level.
Topics: aws cloud security kubernetes DevOps containers cloudcomputing
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What is Amazon AWS Lambda?
By Team Hava on June 3, 2021
AWS Lambda is a service that allows you to run code and containers without the need to set up, manage or provision servers. Lambda runs your code on highly available compute cloud infrastructure via Functions. Lambda takes care of server and OS maintenance, scaling, code monitoring and activity/error logging.
Topics: aws cloud visualization diagrams DevOps cloudcomputing lambda
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Amazon AWS App Runner
By Team Hava on May 25, 2021
This month AWS announced the release of App Runner which is a fully managed container-native service designed to make it easier for developers to quickly deploy APIs, micro-services, and web applications using source code repositories and container images.
Topics: aws cloud DevOps containers
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What is AWS Amazon Detective?
By Team Hava on May 18, 2021
When you are monitoring your AWS infrastructure for security alerts, not all security signals can be remediated automatically. Large or complex environments can generate multiple security flags (repeatedly) that need to be manually investigated in detail. This requires access to sometimes complex metadata to thoroughly investigate which may place a strain on your in-house security skills or may even require you to find the budget for a dedicated security expert.
Topics: aws security diagnose visualization DevOps
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Amazon AWS Container Services
By Team Hava on May 12, 2021
In this Post we will look at a high level overview of all the different AWS container services you can use on AWS. If you want to run a containerized application on AWS you have multiple options to choose from depending on your application requirements, AWS Security and orchestration software preferences.