A retail company saw their AWS bill spike $90k in November. The culprit: three data transfer mistakes that compound during peak traffic. Here is the full teardown.
Not every legacy application should be refactored into microservices. A decision framework for choosing the right modernization path — refactor, replatform, or rearchitect — based on business value, team capacity, and technical complexity, plus when a free assessment should come first.
The AWS Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) provides credits, tooling, and methodology to reduce the cost and risk of migrating to AWS. Here is how SMBs can take advantage of it.
The difference between a successful AWS migration and a costly failure often comes down to strategy. A practical guide to choosing the right migration approach, building your roadmap, and avoiding the pitfalls that derail most projects.
Cloud cost governance that actually sticks. A comprehensive guide to FinOps on AWS — the Inform/Optimize/Operate framework, AWS-native tools, team structure, and how to know when to hire a FinOps consultant.
Not all AWS expertise is equal. A practical guide to evaluating AWS consultants and partners — certifications that matter, red flags to avoid, questions to ask, and how to choose between a freelancer, agency, and AWS Partner.
A practical architecture guide for PCI DSS compliance on AWS — CDE scoping, the 12 requirements mapped to AWS services, network design, encryption, logging, and audit readiness for payment-processing applications.
Not every company needs an AWS managed services provider — but many are past the point where they should have one. Here are 10 signs that it is time to make the move.
Production-grade GitHub Actions patterns for AWS workloads — OIDC authentication, pinned actions, blue-green deployments, build caching, and the security mistakes that leave your pipeline open to supply chain attacks.
Most AWS MSP descriptions are vague. Here is a concrete breakdown of what a managed services partner actually does day-to-day — and what falls outside their scope.
AWS Business Support and AWS Managed Services sound similar but serve completely different purposes. Here is the real difference and when you need each.
Build multi-step AI pipelines visually with Amazon Bedrock Flows. We compare it to Step Functions and custom Lambda orchestration with a decision matrix for enterprise teams.
