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Drift isn’t the enemy—lack of context is. When drift occurs, teams often waste hours chasing causes and debating fixes. env0’s Drift Cause changes that. 🚀 Unlike traditional drift detection, we don’t just highlight drift—we tell you why it happened and what to do next: • Pinpoint changes: Know the who, what, and when of every drift event. • Context over chaos: Understand how and why infrastructure changed. • Accelerated fixes: Equip your team to resolve issues with clarity and confidence. Drift is inevitable, but confusion doesn’t have to be. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gdadabX7 P.S. What’s your biggest drift challenge? Let’s discuss! #CloudInfrastructure #DevOpsTools #IaC #CloudManagement #DriftManagement #CloudDrift #DevOps #InfrastructureAutomation #DevOpsInnovation

Platform engineering is an emerging technology approach to accelerate how applications are delivered to market, simplifying how developers and QA gain access to infrastructure, providing greater visibility and governance in what is pushed to live environments. It will help organisations better manage costs, which is critical in running a business. #devops #IaC #PlatformEngineering

Explore the essentials of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and platform engineering in this in-depth article! Uncover key topics including the significance of IaC and getting started tips! #IaC #PlatformEngineering #Innovation #DevOps https://bit.ly/3V7NNfl

Are you considering whether manual deployment is more practical than Infrastructure as Code (IaC)? Learn about the situations where manual deployment may be the better choice and why IaC isn't always the best option. #ElementDigital

Topic: minimizing dependencies when building applications I was reading through a short e-book from Bridget Harris, CEO of YouCanBookMe, about bootstrapping a tech company. In the section about engineering your product she said: Don't agonize about "monoliths". It's all just systems, sub-systems and dependencies at the end of the day, whether the boundary is a virtual machine or a datacenter. You can do it well or screw it up just as easily with either approach. ... That really resonates with me. I've seen some absolutely terrible cloud-first architectures and micro-services that never should have been built as such. Cloud services are just a tool. Minimizing dependencies is CRITICAL for the maintainability of your system, and those dependencies come in the form of external APIs you call and internal APIs to libraries you are relying on. All software has dependencies, but you need to choose them with care, especially the ones that are most critical. Adding a dependency should be a careful decision, with attention to that dependency's dependencies. Blindly accepting a huge tree of libraries built on libraries built on libraries (I'm looking at you, NPM) may work for today, but you are cursing whoever has to maintain the system later on as they try to deal with all those dependencies. Same thing with integrating 25 different services from your favorite cloud provider into your product. Just because it's there doesn't mean you have to use it! Pick and choose the ones you really need. What's your favorite story about huge lists of dependencies?

5 common challenges with Infrastructure as Code (and how to get around them ) https://hubs.ly/Q02KMPcQ0 #IaC #InfrastructurefromCode

Google SRE books are great resources focusing on operating IT systems at large scale. The concepts presented can also be used at smaller scale as foundation and best practices. https://sre.google/books/

🚀 Discover how OpenTofu, an open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool, is reshaping the landscape of collaboration and deployment. Learn how OpenTofu, forked from Terraform, offers a fresh perspective on infrastructure management with its intuitive interface and robust features.

5 myths about platform engineering: what it is and what it isn’t We present five common myths about platform engineering — what it is and what it isn’t — that we've heard when folks aren't considering the whole picture. Read mode on following blog post!