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JT Giri

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JT Giri

JT has been migrating rapid-growth companies to AWS since EC2 was in beta in 2006. His teams have executed 350-plus DevOps AWS implementations and 200 AWS Well-Architected Reviews. He founded nOps, an AWS Advanced Technology Partner, and previously co-founded nClouds, an AWS Premier Consulting Partner.

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Application Performance Management/Monitoring

How to Improve Cloud Management

Cloud technology underpins emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), IoT, edge computing and containerization. Organizations must prioritize implementing effective cloud management practices to avoid spiraling costs and potential security and compliance violations. The COVID-19 pandemic has vastly accelerated cloud adoption. To support remote work, many businesses have moved workloads from on-premises servers to the public […]

Sep 3, 2021 · 3 min

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AWS Well-Architected Framework Elevates Agility

What started as a white paper from AWS, the Well-Architected Framework has evolved into a large ecosystem of partners and more In the past year, agility has become one of the most prized IT attributes as organizations race to deploy more workloads in the cloud. There is a paradox, however: The faster organizations deploy applications, […]

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Tips on Rightsizing to Reduce AWS Costs Now

In this business climate, everyone is looking to reduce costs. CFOs are reevaluating their software and infrastructure spend, and naturally, companies are looking for ways to optimize their AWS costs. In fact, we are now leveraging a major reason cloud is so compelling in the first place: you have more flexibility to control costs based […]

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5 Reasons AWS Service Catalog is Sexy for DevOps and Cloud

Ok, so you’re probably more excited about topics such as microservices and containers right now, but bear with me. AWS Service Catalog is becoming increasingly necessary as cloud infrastructure evolves, allowing IT and developers to share pre-approved services, which helps tear down silos and encourage DevOps-related practices. If you’re not familiar with Service Catalog, it […]

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