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How and why we spent $400K on AWS in 4 months

Baremetrics

It distracts the team from writing new features + fixing bugs. You have to face challenging tradeoffs, the more of your team’s time you buy with hosted services, the less customization and higher cost you incur. But eventually you need to decide what stage your business is in. Wait… that’s bad news.

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11 proven, DevOps best-practices for continuous improvement

Audacix

Whether you're about to implement DevOps or searching for ways to make it work better for your team, you must remember that DevOps is all about discipline. But you're in luck, because successful DevOps practitioners leave clues and patterns that you can start implementing today to supercharge the value from your DevOps program.

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The best SaaS apps have these 7 web application security controls

Audacix

Application security is seldom considered during the ideation phase of web application development - unless the development team has previously been hacked and survived to tell the tale. It helps to protect your customers' business. A cloud server, like an AWS EC2 instance, is still a server. Great question.

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10 technical strategies to avoid when scaling your startup (and 5 to embrace)

Intercom, Inc.

So when it comes to building your technical strategy, you need to assess each component in relation to what success will look like for your business. Corey works with his customers on reducing their AWS bills, and he’s seen large numbers of cloud architectures in practice, so I think he’s a pretty good source on this.

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When Does Open Source Make Sense for a Business?

OpenView Labs

While discussing some of my philosophies on open source with a friend recently, they asked me a great question: “When does open source make sense for a business?”. Open source can provide a number of different advantages for a business, on both the consumption and production end of the spectrum. That’s tough to answer.