The migration process from on-premise to cloud infrastructure is a humongous task, and customers usually require a checklist to achieve it. Here is our list for helping your on-premises infrastructure take off to the cloud. Read more

SDLC stands for Software Development Lifecycle and is a methodology that defines various strategies and steps for building high-quality software most efficiently. Read more

Prometheus is an open-source and metrics-based tool to monitor highly dynamic container environments like Kubernetes and Docker Swarm. Learn how Prometheus can benefit your business! Read more

Premature optimization refers to the process of making a piece of code more efficient when it is too soon to guarantee an optimization. Learn about the term in detail, ways to avoid it, and how to not skip out necessary optimization in the name of early efforts. Read more

Docker containers have revolutionized the cloud industry. This guide will cover different methods of optimizing Docker performance and answer some frequently asked questions about the technology. Read more

Application Performance Monitoring (APM), as the name suggests, is the process of monitoring the performance of the many aspects of your application. APM tools, like Scout APM, allow organizations to get a detailed analysis of the performance of their applications, in real-time. Read more

Source code repositories are digital libraries that store codes of different projects created by developers. GitHub is one source code managing repository, along with many others on the market. This article touches on some of Github’s features and provides insights into other similar services to help you choose the best source code management repository for your projects. Read more

Mean Time To Resolution, or MTTR, defines how well a system can recover from an average error encountered during normal functioning. MTTR is also among the most misunderstood metrics in the APM industry. This guide looks at MTTR in detail and the best practices to follow for reducing MTTR. Read more

There’s a reason developers build dedicated logging systems to track errors that arise throughout an application’s lifecycle. Error logs provide useful info about what went wrong and how to fix it. Read more

With Kubernetes, deploying and managing applications is similar to managing a microservice. Instead of worrying about how your servers will scale to accommodate significant traffic and data, you focus on building the application. Read more