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Learn what lift and shift migration is, its benefits, use cases, and how to execute it successfully with actionable tips and best practices.

Logging in Golang is an essential aspect of software development, as it helps developers monitor, troubleshoot, and analyze the behavior of their applications.

Following up on NASA’s Artemis mission Roadmap for Lunar exploration CloudFabrix has been embarking on its own Roadmap for CY’2022, CY’2023, and beyond. It was an incredible year of innovation, execution and global growth for the CloudFabrix team and the following summarizes our key 2024 achievements.

As 2024 draws to a close, we’re excited to reflect on a year filled with innovation, customer success, and continuous improvements at Squadcast. From game-changing feature releases to remarkable customer achievements, this has been a year of progress and transformation. In this blog, we’ll walk you through everything that made 2024 a standout year for Squadcast.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to work with the gRPC Golang library for microservice communication by creating a simple note-taking application. You will generate a gRPC client that is highly efficient and has a service implementation that handles a diverse range of request and response types. APIs and service-to-service communication are what make modern microservice architecture possible.

DevOps. DevSecOps. AIOps. NoOps. RevOps. FinOps. It’s hard to keep up sometimes. No worries, though. CloudZero sits at the intersection of finance and operations — and we recently joined the FinOps Foundation, which brings together FinOps practitioners to collaborate, learn, and network. In this guide, we’ll discuss FinOps and why it matters to you as a SaaS company that relies on cloud services and OpEx financials.

eBPF enhances observability by providing deep insights into system performance and security with minimal overhead, ideal for modern, distributed systems.

Effective Kafka observability is crucial for tracking performance, ensuring reliability, and troubleshooting issues in complex, distributed systems.

When making changes to your production services, it’s important to have a plan for how to detect problems and roll back changes. How many roll out plans would include: “if it breaks, don’t worry, the users will tell us!” But if your monitoring coverage of production services isn’t complete, you’re implicitly relying on your users to tell you when something breaks.

Availability and reliability are two essential concepts in system design, but they are not the same. Availability refers to how often a system is up and running, accessible for use. In contrast, reliability measures how consistently the system performs without failure over time. Both are important, but they focus on different aspects of a system's performance.