Cloud computing with service disabled veteran owned small business firms on GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) 47QTCA23D000J gains advantages from experienced veteran business owners. Veterans who have served retain institutional service knowledge combined with best commercial practices with know-how for lowest but most effective solutions such as cloud computing, on a pre-existing contract vehicle, GSA MAS, the preferred choice for Naval departments. Further information available at Cloud Computing SDVOSB on GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) 47QTCA23D000J. Unlock the future of intelligent applications with our cutting-edge Generative AI integration services! In the realm of government contracting, Small Disadvantaged Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs) hold a unique position. These businesses, often founded and operated by veterans who have served our nation with distinction, are an integral part of the federal procurement landscape. One… Continue readingSDVOSB on GSA Multiple Award Schedule

In this blog post, we are going to discuss best practices for multi-cloud integration in detail. Let’s begin by answering the question of what is multi-cloud! What is Multi-Cloud Integration Best Practices? As the name suggested, multi-cloud is a cloud computing approach that consists of two or more cloud computing services of different vendors in a single network architecture.  Multi-cloud consists of two or more public clouds, but it can contain private clouds as well. Some of the famous public cloud providers are Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Oracle. One main objective of multi-cloud is to avoid being dependent on a single cloud service provider. SERVICE DISABLED VETERAN OWNED SMALL BUSINESS (SDVOSB) What are the Best Practices of Multi-cloud Integration? In this digital world,… Continue readingMulti-Cloud Integration Best Practices

Learn the AWS Kubernetes Advanced Tips. Over the past few years, Kubernetes has evolved and revolutionized the traditional computing experience, setting in stone its place in cloud computing and container-based application development. Amazon Web Services platform makes it easy to run Kubernetes in the cloud with extensive and highly-available VM infrastructure, managed Kubernetes service platforms, community-backed service integrations, and many other pluggable components. Now that you have mastered the basics of AWS Kubernetes, you may keen to step on to the next level with pro tips to run Kubernetes reliably and seamlessly in the production with AWS. This article is intended to cover the advanced tips from AWS for coding, security, logging and monitoring, and continuous integration/ continuous delivery in Kubernetes environments. Unlock the future of intelligent applications with our… Continue readingAWS Kubernetes Advanced Tips

What Kubernetes does for Government by tackling security compliance and security threats. In addition it also is boosting citizen trust and experience across all government services while managing costs is altogether a long and challenging process for agencies, system integrators, and vendors trying to launch new information systems to the government. Digital technology, digital services platform, or, more specifically clouds and containers can elevate government operations to support and overcome the challenges a government face in an increasingly complicated environment. As you know, Kubernetes: a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) on public cloud and a container orchestration system, can and have contributed to developing Government-as-a-Platform (GaaP) to hoist agile, scalable, reliable, and secure government services. Therefore, I’m bringing this article to you to explain how and what can Kubernetes contribute differently to the… Continue readingWhat Kubernetes does for Government?

Will microservices replace legacy systems? “Legacy Platforms” or “Legacy Systems” are terms you commonly hear in every nook and corner of the corporate IT sector. But sadly, not in a positive favor. Many CIOs fear that legacy platforms hold back their companies because of the monolithic nature of legacy platforms. In fact, it was surveyed and found by LightStep Inc. in 2018 that 92% of 353 “senior development stakeholders” have their organizations shift into microservices technology from legacy systems by that year. So, passing two years from the study, it is believable the figures have risen rather than dropped with the rapid take-off by cloud, containers, microservices, and serverless technologies. So, it leaves us the question of whether microservices will put out of service legacy operating systems. Let us look… Continue readingWill Microservices Replace Legacy Systems

Kubernetes deployments the right way: there is no argument that sustainable agility is a critical element in today’s digitally powered business world. It is not a secret that every software development company is aspiring to increase the rate of software development, deployment, and responsiveness to evolving customer demands. On top of these requirements, containers, containerization, and container deployments have bloomed with the maturity of virtualization and cloud computing. Likewise, you may also have wanted to power up the DevOps sector of your organization to embrace automated deployments. Undoubtedly, Kubernetes: as an open-source system for automating deployments, maybe one of the first options you chose for this upgrade. But, Kubernetes: still being an emerging technology, has a void for knowledge to implement this technology in the right way. There are many… Continue readingKubernetes Deployments the Right Way

When shifting from waterfall to agile, did you know that the agile projects are two times more successful and three times less likely to fail than the traditional waterfall projects? The recent 2019 CHAOS report from the Standish Group statistically stands for the success of agile projects. Many industry giants thrive to transform completely into agile framework models, in the light of statistics and also for reasons such as to outpace the business competitors, to increase the time-to-market profits, to scale-up innovation space, and to boost customer experience. Then there are other medium-to-small IT organizations who hold a reluctant approach towards agile methodologies. As John Miller, an agile coach with Agile For All says to Forbes, the reason is “They think it’s just a process, but they don’t realize the… Continue readingShifting From Waterfall to Agile