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The SaaS Balancing Act: Always Be Modernizing

CloudGeometry

Seven out of eight can manage outages readily, and across the industry, the fight against downtime is on track. In many circumstances, this becomes a debate between product managers and developers. Call this “Platform Stability” Contrast the victory against downtime with the ability to deliver new features. (It

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Measurement: What SaaS platform builders need to know to prepare for growth, Part 3

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use this in forensics or in capacity analysis Log data can be used to prevent, detect, and respond to threats, breaches, endpoint hacks, threat hunting, cloud capacity management, etc. Examples abound: All major database systems have a feature for logging slow queries.

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Beyond Frankencloud: living with your once and future SaaS architecture

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It matters less whether time is allocated to manage technical debt within a single sprint, or a dedicated sprint in a release cycle. The key insight is that one attends to managing technical leverage continuously over time. The next tier below only managed to spend 40% of their time on new work.

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Understanding Multi-tenancy, the Keystone of SaaS

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There’s no one-size-fits-all SaaS architecture, so practical strategies of building such frameworks will vary. The AWS Well-Architected Framework is one such approach that helps adopt architectural best practices (whether or not you run on AWS) and adapt continuously.

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Zeroing in on Cloud Technical Risk for Targeted Customer Impact

Yet keeping all the moving parts of cloud running right – especially in a fast-moving, competitive market – can cause conflict between technical and business objectives.