Subscribe

Apr 22, 2012

Best Practices in Infrastructure Elasticity that Drive Result

1Minute
43Words
139Views

The art of infrastructure elasticity from Harish Ganesan

Harish Ganesan, CTO of SecureKloud details about an airline customer case where amazon web services elasticity and scalability is put to use in production. This is stack uses EC2, RabbitMQ, Redis in AWS cloud environment.

Harish Ganesan

As a CTO with extensive knowledge of cloud technology, Harish Ganesan has spent years leading and implementing innovative solutions in order to optimize performance and drive growth. With a passion for leveraging the latest advancements in cloud computing, he is committed to staying at the forefront of the field and driving change for the better.

Recent Blogs

Cloud observability vs monitoring showing how monitoring identifies issues and observability explains their root causes

Cloud Observability vs Monitoring: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter?

9Minutes1651Words2ViewsEvery layer of a cloud environment is talking, constantly generating enormous volumes of operational data.

Cloud FinOps maturity framework showing cloud cost management progress from visibility to accountability and business value

Cloud FinOps Maturity: Where Does Your Organization Stand?

11Minutes2165Words5ViewsHere is a scenario that plays out across cloud environments. An engineer spins up a

Multi-cloud disaster recovery framework across AWS and GCP

Multi-Cloud Disaster Recovery: Building a Common DR Framework Across AWS and GCP

9Minutes1756Words6ViewsCloud environments rarely stay simple. An enterprise may begin with one cloud provider and gradually