DevOps

The observability landscape is shifting from traditional monitoring to distributed, cloud-native infrastructure management. This blog post takes inspiration from the CNCF (https://www.cncf.io/blog/2025/03/05/observability-trends-in-2025-whats-driving-change/)  examines the trends driving this change and how …

Welcome back to “Complex Made Clear”—where we break down complex technology into understandable pieces. Today, we’re looking at how the shift from 5G to 6G networks is changing Kubernetes, the …

Welcome to “Complex Made Clear” – where we take the intimidating, untangle the technical, and make the complicated feel conquerable. In this series, we break down complex topics into digestible, …

This post describes a model for the same, albeit one for AWS. It is to be noted that a 5G deployment will need the support of NEP (Network Equipment Provider) …

https://www.meetup.com/Suburban-Philly-Cloud-DevOps/events/277405380/ Details At re:Invent 2020, AWS launched Proton, a managed deployment service for container and serverless applications. The vision of Proton is cloud platform teams can use Proton to connect …

This blog post considers the key requirements for CI/CD methodologies from an edge standpoint whether its a thick or a thin edge. 

Enterprise architects considering the K8s ecosystem for tools and architecture quickly recognize that the widest possible choices to develop microservices-based applications that fit well into a CI/CD model are available …

Introduction Various posts on this site have touched on the topic of SDN. One of the key features provided by SDN is network programmability – the control plane directed data …