Tag: getting started

Modern workers are mobile and connected, and they expect to have access to the tools they need from anywhere. When people need to access…

This post is part 3 of a blog series that shows you how to iteratively evolve a basic AWS architecture into one that supports millions of…

This is the second post in a two-part series about creating VPCs with Amazon VPC. In the first post, we cover what a VPC is and what its core components are. In this post, we discuss the considerations for designing and creating your VPC.

Welcome to the second post in a series of primers designed to help you scale your startup on Amazon Web Services (AWS). In the first post…

Introducing Amazon VPC and its components.

At Clarify.io, we put pipelines on our “really going to do” list. By adopting a pipeline-based approach, we gained immediate returns that we could measure in hard numbers like less downtime, faster release schedules, and reliable fixes. Pipelines made our software more stable, easier to maintain, and safer to change. Here are the benefits and how to get started.

Scaling an on-premise infrastructure is hard. You need to plan for peak capacity, wait for equipment to arrive, configure the hardware and…

Guest post by Vanessa Kruze of Kruze Consulting

In this post, we look at some of the methods that startups take to support this customer-driven development approach and the services AWS provides to support these methods.

Gordon Daugherty has been a startup advisor for more than 15 years and now serves as Managing Director for the Capital Factory accelerator in Austin, Texas (Capital Factory is an AWS Activate partner). Through his Shockwave Innovations advisory practice, Gordon is an angel investor and active blogger seeking to help entrepreneurs achieve their wildest dreams. Here’s his take on the “CTO” title.