Monitoring in the cloud: visibility instead of flying blind Imagine you are piloting a state-of-the-art aircraft - fast, flexible, powerful. But your instruments are down. No displays, no warnings, no control. This is exactly what cloud operation without monitoring feels like. Modern cloud architectures offer enormous possibilities - but also enormous complexity. And only what is visible can be [...]
QA and load testing in the cloud: automation as a game changer - more than just "it works" Imagine jumping out of an airplane - and just hoping that the parachute works. Sounds risky? Running cloud applications without automated QA and load testing is just as risky. In the dynamic world of the cloud, "it's enough
The modern cloud approach for microservices & agile development: container images, ConfigMaps & orchestration While we looked at the classic cloud approach (golden images, IaC, ScM & autoscaling) in our article last week, today we are looking at the modern cloud approach, which has significantly changed software development. Container images, orchestration and external configuration enable agile, scalable and flexible software development.
Golden images, IaC, ScM and autoscaling - this "classic" cloud approach remains highly relevant for many companies with complex workloads. Especially where scalability, consistency and control are crucial.
We've already talked about golden images - the cake recipe for your servers. But how do the applications themselves get into the cloud? And what if we're not just talking about the cloud, but also about how developers can work more efficiently? This is where container images come into play. They are also a kind of "package", but for
Let's be honest: In the cloud, provisioning servers is often like baking a cake. And what is crucial? Exactly - a proven basic recipe! In the IT world, this recipe is called Golden Image. Why without golden image everything is for the garbage can Imagine you want to bake a perfect cake.
Who has ever stood in the data center (or clicked around in the Cloud Console) and asked themselves: "Who the hell changed that again?" Don't worry, you're not alone. We all know the feeling when the lovingly built system landscape suddenly starts behaving like a stubborn mule just because
Cloud migration is like the start of a journey and, as with any journey, the better the preparation, the smoother and more successful the arrival at the destination. At 35x, we know that the preparation phase is crucial to the success of your cloud transformation. That's why we take the utmost care here and verify all results, because mistakes
The journey to cloud transformation is picking up speed: The workloads have been analyzed, the migration strategy is set - so nothing can go wrong? Not quite! Now there are two more crucial steps on the path to the cloud: the development of a target architecture that meets the requirements and the creation of a detailed migration plan. These building blocks transform the migration into a structured
Migration to the cloud is not a sprint, but a strategic process. At 35x, we rely on a well thought-out strategy to minimize risks and make the most of opportunities. Because without a well-prepared migration, there is a risk of cost explosions, security risks and unnecessary complexity. Identifying and analyzing the workloads is the be-all and end-all! Before we
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