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Benjamin Brial

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Benjamin Brial

Benjamin Brial is the founder of Cycloid, sustainable platform engineering. Previously with eNovance and RedHat, Ben values trust, upskilling and transparency in both Cycloid’s company culture and the platform’s role in improving end-users' experience and operational efficiency to accelerate software delivery, hybrid cloud and DevOps at scale.

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How Platform Engineering Can Drive Digital Sobriety

If we’re being honest, the “green issue” currently isn’t the priority it needs to be for a lot of companies. At best, they are ticking the box marked ‘sustainability’ and paying lip service to a trendy topic. At worst, they are engaging in nothing more than greenwashing. Considering carbon emissions from cloud computing have now […]

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DevOps and Hybrid Cloud: Life in the Fast Lane, Part Two

In the early years of cloud computing, cost savings were the major driver of adoption. These days, however, organizations are increasingly faced with spiraling expenditures, waste and a lack of control. As cloud usage bills and inefficiencies start to balloon, these challenges are beginning to undermine the benefits of migrating in the first place. The […]

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Application Performance Management/Monitoring

DevOps and Hybrid Cloud: Life in the Fast Lane?

Scream if you want to go faster! When it comes to a dual hybrid-cloud-and-DevOps rollout, most organizations would admit they’re eager to get going a little bit faster. But what started so enthusiastically can turn to frustration (and a different kind of screaming starts) when they’ve accelerated into this major transformation without considering all the […]

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Bridging the Developer Experience (DevX) Gap

They say our past experiences have an impact on how we view life and our general outlook. Routine behaviours and patterns become a program that we follow day in, day out. We stop using our minds to their fullest potential and become trapped in unquestioning, continual cycles of process and emotion. The same could be […]

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