#Cloud-Computing
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I Passed 5 AWS Certifications in 5 Days: 15 Essential Tips
The author recounts passing five AWS exams in five days and shares practical tips on course choice, discounts, accommodations, scheduling, pacing, time management, and renewal rules.
Architecture Is a Game of Constraint Satisfaction
Gregor Hohpe argues architects keep designing around constraints (procurement lead times, hardware size, coupling costs) long after the constraint that justified them has quietly disappeared.
AWS vs. Azure vs. Google Cloud: The Ultimate Free Tier Battle & Survival Guide
A side-by-side of AWS, Azure, and GCP free tiers: compute, databases, and the hidden billing traps (orphaned volumes, static IP tax, data egress) each provider uses to monetize free users.
Understanding Managed Services in Software Engineering
The post contrasts managed and unmanaged infrastructure as a tradeoff between control and convenience, then uses IaaS, PaaS, and FaaS to frame how that choice affects cost, scaling, security, and team focus.
Microsoft is interesting again — very
The piece argues that Microsoft fell behind by optimizing for dividends and short-term sales, but under Satya Nadella it is making aggressive, long-term moves again across apps, cloud, open source, and devices.
The Death of the SLA
The article argues that negotiating cloud SLAs is a waste of time because providers already focus on availability, penalties are limited, and the legal approach distracts from technical design for failure.
Three Reasons Why Your Software Is So Far Behind Schedule
The article says delayed software projects often share three signs of technical debt: new developers take too long to onboard, test suites grow unwieldy or break down, and teams keep running their own servers instead of moving to the cloud.
Developers Need to Broaden Their Range
Mike Loukides argues that full-stack work means broad familiarity with the stack, design, hardware, networking, cloud, data, and tooling, so developers can collaborate well across specialties.
The enterprise technologies to watch in 2014
The article argues that enterprises need to track a set of emerging and maturing technologies in 2014, from 3D printing and IoT to cloud, open APIs, big data, social business, and the collaborative economy.
10 things you don't need to worry about in 2014
The article argues that IBM’s cloud push, developer jobs, MongoDB, Hadoop, Dell, Microsoft Office, BlackBerry, Hollywood’s rights agenda, cheap tablets, and Google Glass should not be treated as major worries in 2014.
Software engineer explains why he swore off .NET platform
Ryan Bennett says .NET is too cumbersome and costly for his projects, so he moved to free and open web platforms that are easier to acquire, configure, learn, and use for rapid product development.
Cinco conselhos para desenvolver seu app móvel
O texto defende que apps de sucesso resolvem problemas reais, funcionam em várias plataformas, aproveitam recursos móveis, usam cloud computing e redes sociais para testar e divulgar.