Wouldn’t you love to be able to simply wave a wand and layers of resources in your AWS account would suddenly – and magically – spring to perfectly configured life, ready to meet your complex infrastructure needs? If you already… Continue Reading
In the beginning there was the FreeBSD – and later Linux – chroot jail. Chroot was a way to bring an unmounted file system to life so you could execute commands as though it was actually running on its own… Continue Reading
I’m sure you’ve heard that all the cool kids are playing with orchestration automation these days. But do you know why? Well first, the resources consumed by modern microservices workloads are becoming much more complex and deploy to far more… Continue Reading
In the good old days, installing an operating system meant pulling together all the hardware components, firing your new computer up with an installation disk in a peripheral drive, and setting the installation process loose do its thing. The total… Continue Reading