Cloud cost optimization is not just about reducing costs — it’s about connecting costs to business goals. At this webinar, we took a technical approach in order to understand the relationship between a business's cloud cost and its overall growth. What we've covered? Basics principles of cost management Different ways to measure business goals- Or is $10,000 (for example) is an appropriate amount to spet. How to figure if the business goal met not met? Business advantage – or “legacy “ is not always best.

In this webcast, we have covered the journey from physical computers to serverless technology: The evolution of cloud computing and what it could mean for your business. The difference between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS models, and how to choose which is best for your organization. Principles of serverless computing and containers technology and the distinct benefits of each.

In this hands-on webinar, we have covered the 4 core scaling methods you may use to increase or decrease your computing resources in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). This includes Manual scaling, Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA), Cluster Autoscaler, and Event-Based Scaling.

How we helped Stor.ai modernize their Azure environment to enable visibility and growth. Stor.ai offers holistic, white-label eCommerce solutions, which give grocery retailers the tools to build and manage their own branded website, with built-in marketing, customer service, order fulfillment, automated warehouses, and delivery features.

In this hands-on webinar we will learn to set up a CI/CD pipeline to deploy your apps on a Kubernetes cluster with Azure DevOps. Our leading cloud architect Itay Malka, with almost a decade of experience, will illustrate how you can easily set up a CI/CD pipeline and accelerate your DevOps journey with containers.

In this physical event, we've host Ulrich Homann a CVP & Distinguished Architect, Cloud and AI at Microsoft, in a fireside chat with our 2bclous'd Architects team lead Gavriel Fishel.

We are deploying 2 services on AKS, one will send messages to SB Queue (on VMSS) and the second (on Container Instance) will handle the messages. We will see how the pods (that we have deployed on Azure Container Instance) will scale out automatically with the increase of the messages in line. All communication direction is done via Application Gateway Ingress Controller.

Behind the Scenes of Kubernetes- How does working with a cluster using code looks like, and the flexibility it allows. Part of the Cloud-Native Acceleration Day | TLV 2020 Presenter: Benny Ronen, VP Engineering @2bcloud