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This blog is based on Thomás Di Luccio's talk "Bulletproofing for Black Friday" from the Symfony 2024 conference. Thomás is a Developer Relations Engineer at Upsun. We utilized AI tools for transcription and to enhance the structure and clarity of the content. Picture this: You're a small ticketing startup that just landed a major deal with a large venue. After months of building features and preparing for launch, the big day arrives—season ticket sales go live.

This blog post is based on a panel discussion about AI sustainability and investment trends, featuring insights from industry leaders at an AI conference. We utilized AI tools for transcription and to enhance the structure and clarity of the content. The AI investment is increasingly growing. While major tech companies plan to spend over $300 billion on AI infrastructure in 2025, investors are no longer just asking about powerful models or rapid scalability.

This blog post is based on a product presentation by Antonis Kalipetis, Staff Engineer at SymfonyCon 2023, about Upsun's experience with Nix. We utilized ChatGPT for transcription and to enhance the grammar and syntax. Django deployments have evolved since the framework's early days.

This blog post is based on Florent Huck, Developer Advocate at Upsun, at SymfonyCon 2023. We utilized AI tools for transcription and to enhance the structure and clarity of the content. The journey from a single monolithic application to a multi-application architecture doesn't have to be daunting. At a recent developer conference, Florent from Upsun's Developer Relations team shared a practical step-by-step guide on how to refactor a monolith into multiple applications using Upsun.

This post is based on Greg Qualls, Director of Product Marketing, presentation, "Accelerating QA and Testing," at SymfonyCon 2024. We utilized AI tools for transcription and to enhance the structure and clarity of the content. Before we dive in, I have over 18 years of experience in sales. If, at times, I sound like I'm trying to sell you something, please forgive me. I promise I'm not.

For IT leaders who need to move fast without breaking governance. If you’re running IT for a bank, a SaaS company, or a Higher education institution, you’re carrying a brutal balancing act on your shoulders. On one side, your developers are pushing for autonomy, velocity, and the freedom to ship. On the other hand, you’re on the hook for governance, compliance, security, cost controls, and now that AI has entered the chat, innovation at scale.

IT leaders want AI that moves the needle without blowing up risk, cost, or changing control. Your teams need a path to productize AI features on top of existing apps, connect safely to external models, and satisfy audit requirements without slowing delivery. Those are the core buying criteria we hear from IT middle management: buy over build, predictable outcomes, and a strong compliance posture.

This blog is based on an Upsun livestream discussion featuring Guillaume Moigneu, Field Engineer, and Thomas di Luccio, Product Manager at Upsun. The conversation was moderated by Greg Qualls. We utilized AI tools for transcription and to enhance the structure and clarity of the content. When Black Friday approaches, the stakes are high for eCommerce businesses.

This blog is based on Haylee Millar's talk at the Symfony 2024 conference. Haley is a Product Engineer at Upsun. We utilized AI tools for transcription and to enhance the structure and clarity of the content. When faced with an aging system that needs new features, many development teams find themselves at a crossroads. Do you patch the old system and risk technical debt, or do you take the leap into microservices architecture?

Engineering teams today manage infrastructure spread across multiple clouds and tools. Whether this happened through gradual accumulation or deliberate strategy, the result is the same: complexity that slows teams down. Managing each cloud separately with different tools and workflows is a bottleneck to delivery speed, operational efficiency, and platform reliability.