Stories from the infra bleeding edge
As semiconductor prices go stratospheric, being locked into a single vendor is generating very high costs and delays for enterprises running on-prem infrastructure. What exactly is vendor abstraction for data center equipment, and what do clients typically ask for?
If your organization is still building infrastructure the traditional way: order, wait, rack, stack, configure, you're probably leaving a lot of value on the table.
When deploying Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service - Anywhere (EKS-A), infrastructure engineers often face multiple challenges.
A clear advantage of leveraging a platform to manage your servers rather than you doing it manually is the ability to recover faster.
Today, in data centers CLOS networks are universally adopted and deployed. There is sort of industry consensus on leaf-spine architecture as it provides a simple, stable and scalable fabric.
On-premises infrastructure deployment automation is hard. The process of getting infrastructure ready for end-user consumption often stretches over months.
In our previous blog, Intent-based Infrastructure, we discussed the need to automate the entire infrastructure by translating user intent.
In recent years, Platform Engineering has emerged as a crucial function within software-focused organizations.
Infrastructure orchestration is the process of automating and coordinating the deployment and management of complex IT infrastructure.