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Securing a Web Application with AWS Application Load Balancer

Stackery

Editor’s note: while we love serverless at Stackery, there are still some tasks that will require the use of a virtual machine. AWS Lambdas don’t let you do that. If you’re still using an Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Virtual Machine, enjoy this very useful tutorial on load balancing. Obtain a Certificate.

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AWS vs. Azure vs. Google Cloud: Comparing Cloud Platforms

Kaseya

In addition, you can also take advantage of the reliability of multiple cloud data centers as well as responsive and customizable load balancing that evolves with your changing demands. In this blog, we’ll compare the three leading public cloud providers, namely Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.

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Implementing a Cost-aware Cloud Networking Infrastructure

Kentik

For example, a particular microservice might be hosted on AWS for better serverless performance but sends sampled data to a larger Azure data lake. This might include caches, load balancers, service meshes, SD-WANs, or any other cloud networking component. The resulting network can be considered multi-cloud.

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Software Engineering Daily: Feature Flags with Edith Harbaugh

LaunchDarkly

Serverless functions let you quickly spin-up cost-efficient, short-lived infrastructure. IBM Developer is a community of developers learning how to build entire applications with AI, containers, blockchains, serverless functions and anything else you might want to learn about. Their MVPs give demos. EH: Quality balancing too.

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KubeCon San Diego Summary: Top Ten Takeaways (Part 2)

Daniel Bryant

With the exception of AWS and it’s Outposts offering (although this is all subject to change at the AWS re:invent conference this week), both Google, with Anthos, and Azure, with Arc, appear to be betting on Kubernetes becoming the de facto multi-cloud deployment substrate. Microsoft also announced the 1.0